EE is to begin switching some of its customers to wi-fi enabled calls to help combat mobile signal dead spots.

South Korea's Samsung Electronics has forecast a quarterly operating profit of about 5.9 trillion won ($5.44bn; £3.65bn) for the first three months of 2015.

Pornography websites must adopt age-restriction controls to prevent children from accessing them or face closure, the Conservatives say.

An Australian court orders internet service providers to hand over details of customers accused of illegally downloading a US movie.

Turkey threatened to ban Google unless it removed links to controversial images of a prosecutor being held at gunpoint.

Samsung criticises a test that suggests its Galaxy S6 Edge phone is at least as vulnerable to bending as Apple's iPhone 6 Plus.

US regulators have been asked to investigate whether a YouTube app for children breaks rules on advertising to younger people.

Engineers unveil a flexible aluminium battery which they say could offer a cheap, fast-charging and safe alternative to current designs.