A health insurer is criticised for advising members to use a Facebook-owned activity tracker without making the social network's involvement more clear.

Midnight will come later tonight as for the first time in three years an extra second is added to the official time set by atomic clocks.

Shares in struggling Japanese electronics giant Sony fall more than 8% after it announces plans to raise $3.6bn through a sale of shares and bonds.

After its watered down plans were attacked in March, the EU reaches a deal to end mobile data roaming charges and define net neutrality rules.

Matti Makkonen, who pioneered SMS technology and launched the worldwide sensation of texting, has died.

PayPal has apologised for causing "confusion" after a new policy appeared to suggest that users would have to accept accept automated marketing calls.

The Washington Post begins encrypting parts of its website to make it harder for governments and hackers to monitor the articles people are reading.

An exploit which takes advantage of a flaw in Adobe's Flash Player is being used by cybercriminals.