Google revises its plan to make smartphones with swappable parts, to limit the kind of modules that can be bolted on.

Fifteen-year-old Alex Jason has a vast collection of vintage Apple devices which he now plans to exhibit near his home in Maine.

An anti-piracy update for the Oculus Rift virtual reality headset is cracked within a day of release.

India launches an unmanned model space shuttle into orbit, joining the race to develop reusable space crafts.

Cash worth 1.4bn yen ($13m; £8.8m) is taken from cash machines in Japan using credit cards made with stolen South African bank data.

Microsoft announces a new policy to remove "terrorist content" from its consumer-focused online services.

An Australian feminist group expresses its fury after Facebook rejected an ad it created because of the image it used.

Bookseller Waterstones is to stop selling digital books and will instead divert customers to Japanese e-book company Kobo.