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Staff Report - July 29, 2015

Scientists apply the paper art of kirigami to slice graphene, the world's thinnest material.

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Staff Report - July 29, 2015

A union starts legal action against the cab company Uber, claiming it deprives them of workplace rights by classing them as "partners".

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Frank Butler - July 29, 2015

A hack attack involving instructions hidden in photos, malicious tweets and the coding community Github is discovered by cybersecurity researchers.

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Staff Report - July 29, 2015

Nokia plans to sell a virtual reality camera that can capture "3D audio" later this year, targeting it at movie and TV professionals.

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Frank Butler - July 29, 2015

A German watchdog rules Facebook users in the country can create accounts using false names.

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Frank Butler - July 29, 2015

US online retailer Amazon calls for a separate airspace zone for commercial drone flights that could deliver goods to customers.

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Staff Report - July 29, 2015

Wednesday's global launch of Windows 10 marks a “new era” for personal computing, Microsoft’s chief executive tells the BBC.

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Staff Report - July 29, 2015

Rory Cellan-Jones goes hands-on with Windows 10 and tries out some of the operating system's new features.

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Staff Report - July 28, 2015

A look at what's new in Microsoft's latest operating system - and why it might be the "last" big release of its kind.

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Staff Report - July 28, 2015

A campaign promotes the idea that children should be able to delete their online past.

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