3D Printing Revolution Could Re-Shape World

Advances in 3D printing technology could revolutionise the way we produce goods and repatriate manufacturing jobs to the UK.

Online Privacy Controls Come Into Effect

A new law comes into force this weekend requiring all websites to ask permission from users before using 'cookies' - data files that remember computer logins, email addresses and previous internet activity.

Cyber Warfare: Al Qaeda Sites Hacked By US

The US government says it is taking the cyber battle to its enemy by hacking al Qaeda websites.

Goal-line Technology To Be Tested At Wembley

Goal-line technology is to be tested at England's friendly against Belgium at Wembley on June 2.

Google Did Not Violate Oracle's Patents

Google has won a court victory against Oracle over claims the internet giant stole the software maker's smart phone technology.

Robot Fish Takes To Sea To Fight Pollution

Robotic fish that can work together to detect and identify pollution in ports and other aquatic areas have been developed by scientists.

US Congress To Review Facebook IPO

The US Congress has entered the investigation into the issues surrounding Facebook's listing, less than a week since the company's debut on the stock market.

Inventor Of TV's First Remote Control Dies

Eugene Polley, the inventor of the first wireless TV remote control, has died at the age of 96.

Dementia App Spots Early Signs Of Condition

A new iPad-based memory test can spot dementia in its earliest stages, when treatment can be most beneficial.

Knighthood For Apple's British Designer

The British designer behind many of Apple's most popular gadgets has been knighted at Buckingham Palace in recognition of his contribution to the industry.