Thousands of people are being forced to work from home but will power supplies, broadband and mobile phone services cope?
The response from utility firms is a resounding yes - although mobile networks are showing some signs of creaking under...
Millions of users of the social media network WhatsApp face a crunch time within a few days as the app will go offline for those with old technology.
Facebook - the company owning the app - plans a WhatsApp upgrade...
How many times have you signed up for a trial subscription service and forgotten to cancel the payment?
Everyone is guilty, but now a new app is about to offer a controversial answer to the problem of losing money through...
Companies are pouring millions of pounds into developing flying taxis, but is this money well spent or just a flight of fancy?
The race is on to bring the first safe and reliable flying taxis to market.
The prize is a...
Google has turned up some surprises in the search engine’s annual list of global trending topics.
Split into nine categories and covering millions of searches, disgraced American Football star Antonio Brown manages to top two lists.
Former New England Patriots wide...
Expats and tourists find public USB chargers to charge smartphones and other devices useful but charging stations may infect gadgets with malware.
Public authorities providing charging stations are concerned that security developers and cybercriminals have worked out how to deliver...
Britain’s Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn is pledging to open the internet to every home in the UK by offering free superfast broadband - but who has the fastest and slowest connections?
Researchers have tracked broadband speeds across more than 200...
The internet dilemma of who owns the rights to content has just taken a new twist with a ruling by the High Court in London.
Judges were asked to determine if online radio service could broadcast music from internet services...
Online security experts have nagged us to come up with uncrackable passwords for years - only to announce that passwords are no good at keeping data safe and should be scrapped.
Passwords don’t work, says the UK’s official fraud prevention...
Governments may spend billions on developing sophisticated radar and warning systems linked to missiles and jet fighters but did not consider cheap, disposable drones could blitz them with impunity.
Drones are small mostly plastic technology that can fly short distances...
Thousands of people are being forced to work from home but will power supplies, broadband and mobile phone services cope?
The response from utility firms...