Labour is to call for more to be done to tackle the "escalating" problem of online crime, including making it easier to prosecute identity theft.

Sleep masks are often credited with helping to give us a good night's rest. But one start-up is seeking crowdfunding to push the concept into the hi-tech realm.

Nokia's chairman, Risto Siilasmaa, admits that he accidently gave misleading information about former chief executive Stephen Elop's pay-off.

Samsung plans to launch mobile phones with curved displays in October, as innovation in the smartphone market continues apace.

Amazon introduces the ability to call up a tech adviser via a video box on its latest Kindle tablets as it seeks to distinguish itself from the competition.

Popular Science, the science and technology news website, shuts off comments claiming "trolls" and "spambots" as "bad for science".

An Alaskan airport says it has had to place barricades across one of its taxiways after an Apple Maps flaw resulted in iPhone users driving across a runway.

Hong Kong has seemingly lost the biggest IPO since Facebook. The loss, though, may do more to bolster Hong Kong's reputation in the longer term.