The Russian manufacturer of the AK-47 assault rifle unveils a new look for its guns, as well as a new logo, at a glitzy event in Moscow.

Young people's lives at school and home are immersed in online technology, according to a UK study of tablet computers in education.

Vietnam's government indicates it will consider legalising Uber's taxi app service in the country, reversing an earlier statement this week.

A man is jailed for posting revenge porn to Facebook, making him the first person to be imprisoned under a new Californian law.

A set-top TV box that can help people with colour blindness better differentiate shades has been developed by a Cambridge firm.

Steam launches its own video game streaming service, creating fresh competition for Amazon's Twitch.

Bristol, London, Coventry and Milton Keynes are selected as the hosts of driverless car tests set to begin in 2015.

A crackdown on tax breaks for banks and tax avoidance by multinational firms will raise about £5bn, the chancellor announces in the Autumn Statement.