The UK government is set to consider the legislative changes necessary to make driverless cars a reality on the streets of Britain.

The European Space Agency is about to launch a wedge-shaped craft around the Earth to test critical technologies needed for controlled re-entry into the atmosphere.

Police in Queensland, Australia arrest a 28-year-old man after finding 3D-printed knuckle dusters and suspected gun parts.

It was once one of the most popular file-sharing sites, but Rapidshare will close down in March after users abandoned it.

Anti-theft "kill switch" tools that prevent criminals from being able to use stolen smartphones appear to be cutting the number of phone thefts.

Samsung is investigating why some of its smart TVs are repeatedly showing a silent Pepsi ad to users of third-party apps.

The US presidential hopeful released a cache of emails from his time as Florida's governor in the interests of transparency. But they included personal details in plain text.

Google begins providing doctor-checked medical guidance - including illustrations and possible treatments - alongside its search results.