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How safe is it to use Apple Pay?

Frank Butler - July 14, 2015

Apple has launched its cash and wallet-replacement service Apple Pay in the UK, but how does it work and protect users' payment card details?

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The reinvention of Reddit

Frank Butler - July 13, 2015

Reddit has re-hired its co-founder as new chief executive following the resignation of Ellen Pao. Steve Huffman took to the site to discuss its future

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Lock bug prompts Range Rover recall

Frank Butler - July 13, 2015

Land Rover is recalling more than 65,000 cars to fix a software bug that can unlock the vehicles' doors.

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Saudi supercomputer enters top list

Frank Butler - July 13, 2015

For the first time a supercomputer based in the Middle East has entered the top rank of the most powerful computers on the planet.

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VIDEO: Painting objects with touch

Frank Butler - July 13, 2015

Scientists develop a way to interactively label objects.

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Nintendo’s Satoru Iwata dies aged 55

Frank Butler - July 12, 2015

Japanese video game maker Nintendo says its chief executive Satoru Iwata has died of cancer at the age of 55.

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Ultrasound may heal chronic wounds

Staff Report - July 12, 2015

A blast of ultrasound may help stubborn chronic wounds heal more quickly, a study suggests.

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Is this the end of Metal Gear Solid?

Frank Butler - July 12, 2015

There are rumours the production company that makes the Solid Snake games has been disbanded.

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VIDEO: Could plants help power our devices?

Frank Butler - July 12, 2015

How plants could be used to create a "biological solar panel"

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Reddit’s under-fire boss Pao resigns

Frank Butler - July 10, 2015

Ellen Pao, the chief executive of influential news and links sharing website Reddit, resigns following a huge community backlash.

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