RBS and NatWest are the first banks to let customers access accounts on smartphones using only fingerprints, but security concerns have been voiced.

Search company Yandex files a complaint with Russia's competition watchdog about the restrictions Google places on Android phone-makers.

The celebrity chef's site suffered a "malware problem" after being hacked, but has since been fixed, according to a Jamie Oliver Group spokesman.

BT's Plusnet broadband service is trying to find out why it wrongly told customers they were being billed extra for going over their data allowance.

Motorola's president defends letting users design their own phones, after Apple's Sir Jonathan Ive attacks the idea.

Samsung acknowledges that some of its smart TVs upload voice commands to the internet in an unencrypted form, making it easier to hack the data.

The HTTP/2 protocol, which is promised to speed up webpage loading and make the web more secure, has been approved by internet engineers.