She's attractive and shares the same hobbies but Mia Ash is not what she seems.

Overall, Twitter just isn't growing as much as investors would like to see.

COMMENT: Victims of ransomware during the past two years paid $33.2 million.

The iPod has taken a bit step toward eventual oblivion.

Vector and the council should be more open about the solar bridge lighting project.

Brownlee says it would be a "good thing" if ordinary North Koreans accessed the internet.

Ben Bayly shows off his favourite futuristic fridge.

Stephen Hawking says humanity should be wary of seeking contact with alien civilisation.

Microchipped employees will be able to log onto their computers with swipe of their hands.

After an outcry of longtime aspiring digital artists, Microsoft had a change of, umm, art.

COMMENT: Cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum are worth about $135 billion.

Driver suspended after customer claims he was engaged in sex acts during trip.

The chip will allow them to pay for snacks when they are on a break, among other things.

Volunteers sought to test if app can help reduce workers' stress.

Apple is urging iPhone owners to update devices to fix a new security flaw.

Profits at Google's parent company Alphabet took a hit on the back of a $2.7 billion fine.

Warren Robinson is retiring from the office of director by rotation.

The internet is lamenting the death of a classic program.

A number of China's recent high-profile start-ups are led by entrepreneurs in their 20s.

The siblings behind a Kiwi toy company are among the rich list newcomers.

Meta is determined to end the "tyranny of the modern office".

Revenue grew 13 per cent during the quarter ending in June.

An XKCD comic strip is the perfect opportunity to talk about a key technology.

The AI industry will be generating more than $79 billion of output per year by 2025.

A beer marketed specifically at women is facing a major backlash online

COMMENT: The future of air travel is faster and quieter.

Tiny tardigrades beat even Keith Richards when it comes to indestructibility.

COMMENT: Unless you need new features, the first generation MacBook Pro will be just fine.

The website is part of the hidden corner of the internet associated with drugs and weapons

Electric vehicles, robots, drones - getting goods from A to B goes hi-tech