The US SpaceX company successfully launches a new version of its Falcon 9 rocket from Vandenberg Air Force Base in California.

The UK is to recruit hundreds of reservists to join a newly created cyber unit to help defend national security, the defence secretary announces.

Japanese electronics firm Toshiba says it will halve the number of staff in its TV division to 3,000 as it looks to revamp the unit's operations.

US space agency Nasa announces it will launch a 3D printer into space next year to test the feasibility of making spare parts in zero-gravity.

A gambling addict who lost a month's salary in a few hours on betting machines says stricter laws must be brought in.

A former Sun newspaper reporter is the first person to be charged under Operation Tuleta - a police investigation into alleged computer hacking and other privacy breaches.

A feature that allows Facebook users to edit their updates after publishing could be utilised to "stitch up" friends, an expert warns.

The struggling Canadian smartphone maker has dismissed an analyst's recommendation that companies should make plans to switch to alternative providers.