Internet tycoon Kim Dotcom, who is fighting extradition to the US, formally launches a political party to contest New Zealand's elections.

Android apps that have been downloaded millions of times have been subverted to mine virtual coins for cyberthieves, say security firms.

The social media company adds new features which allow users to send up to four photos in one tweet and tag followers.

An Olympic games for "augmented humans" will kick off in Switzerland in October 2016 featuring exoskeleton races among others.

Mobile operators in South Korea have started selling Samsung's flagship S5 phone three weeks early.

Microsoft sets out details of its reputation system for Xbox Live, with those deemed "bad players" facing punishments.

A pioneering bill which protects rights and freedoms on the web is approved in Brazil's lower chamber.

Turkey begins blocking access to YouTube, a day after a court orders the suspension of a ban on Twitter which the prime minister had supported.