Alphabet Inc's (GOOGL.O) Google said it had shipped 5 million units of the Google Cardboard viewer, a wearable device that allows users to experience virtual reality through mobile apps.

Royal Bank of Scotland has named three Scottish scientists -- two men and one woman -- on the shortlist of candidates to appear on its first plastic 10 pound ($14) note.

Members of Amazon's Prime service can now download films and TV episodes for offline viewing.

Wikipedia has blocked 381 accounts for what it has called "black hat" editing - people being paid to create promotional articles without disclosing who they represent.

A homemade gadget can disable the systems that allow self-driving cars to see where they are going, a security researcher has said.

Hackers have managed to decode more than 11 million encrypted passwords ...

Much of the promise of artificial intelligence is yet to be realised, but in some areas it's already proving its worth.

In a world where machines can do many things as well as humans, one would like to hope there remain enclaves of human endeavour to which they simply cannot aspire.

A problem with Skype's status system has meant many people are currently unable to use the service.

A medicine degree course at a UK university is not open to students from the UK - only overseas students are allowed to apply.