The charity that represents Wikipedia in the UK has condemned edits made from government computers after more insults and vandalism emerged.

E-commerce giant eBay says it is repatriating almost $9bn (£5.3bn) of its cash held overseas back to the US, for potential acquisitions.

Shares in Twitter dropped to their lowest levels since the company's stock market flotation, as it reported slower than expected user growth.

Microsoft says its Xbox One gaming console will go on sale in China in September, months after a 14-year ban on consoles was lifted.

Most popular pirate sites contain credit card scams, malware and/or other unwanted programs, says a media industry group.

A Brazilian fisherman in a remote Amazon region river finds debris from a European satellite launched from a base in neighbouring French Guyana.

The online video chat service takes down instant messaging emoticons showing a middle finger and a woman's legs.

Virgin Atlantic is trialling the use of Google Glass for Upper Class customers but could the technology see a wider backlash over privacy concerns?