How live streaming of player data is giving sports fans unprecedented levels of analysis.

The AlphaBay and Hansa marketplaces were known for trade in drugs, weapons and malware.

Sources have said the car giant is leaning towards the UK, despite concerns over Brexit.

The guide is being investigated by the Federation Against Copyright Theft.

The International Space Station becomes the first "off planet" addition to the interactive tool.

A study into the sale of firearms on the dark net finds "cause for concern" for police and government.

The Bitcoin community must agree how to tackle a slowdown in transaction times to avoid a schism.

Saudi Arabian Airlines says US authorities have lifted restrictions on laptops in cabins at two airports.

Its flagship OnePlus 5 phone would restart if people tried to call the emergency services.

TSB customers will be able to try out iris scanning technology to access their bank account.

Chinese authorities also appear to have stopped users sending photos and voice messages.

Film-maker Rob Spence used his bionic eye to record a mini documentary about cyborgs.

A Facebook-style feed of news stories and videos will be rolled out across Google's services.

The advert claimed Sky broadband was "super reliable", which the Advertising Standards Authority disputed.

The messaging service has faced service disruptions, but it censorship, or is there another explanation?

Luis Fonsi's single becomes the most-streamed song of all time, overtaking Justin Bieber's Sorry.

A pre-release online beta where fans can experience how the new game plays has been released.

Research suggests that cyber-bullying is affecting young people's perceptions of themselves.

Some businesses hit by the Petya cyber-attack have not yet returned to normal operations.

A revamped version of the technology company's augmented-reality eyewear is to be sold by software partners.

Openreach, newly split from BT, is considering faster fibre services but wants help from industry.

The wheeled security robot in Washington DC tumbled into a fountain at an office building.

The analysis was made by GCHQ, according to a document seen by technology website Motherboard.

A robotics start-up creates voice-controlled furniture that moves to maximise space in small flats.

The seas around Bermuda have more shipwrecks per mile than any other place on Earth.

Japan's zero-gravity drone no doubt serves a proper purpose - but it's also a little ball of cuteness.

An Afghan all-girl robotics team who were initially denied visas arrive in the US for a competition.

Could health apps and AI-powered chatbots replace your traditional local doctor?

The firm's shares surged in after-hours trading as investors reacted to its quarterly earnings.

The leaked information includes names of current and former adoptees, parents and social workers

The government wanted changes to help it track the creators of blasphemous posts.

A man is arrested on suspicion of flying a consumer drone close to planes preparing to land in Tel Aviv.

A woman in Taiwan is granted a divorce after her husband read her messages - but never replied.

The government sets a nine-month countdown to porn ID checks, but is told this seems "unrealistic".

The phone maker says the pop-ups have been seen because of an "error" to the annoyance of users.

Inga Beale says the threat of cyber-attacks is 'really alive for businesses'

The company behind the hacked infidelity website is hoping to settle a number of class actions.

A man stuck on the Wipeout ride had to be rescued by firefighters.

The tool that can edit videos of people speaking and make them say something they have not.

Telegram promises to move quicker on radical content after Indonesia briefly shuts it down.