The world’s first multi-material full-colour 3D printer has been launched by Stratasys, the owner of the MakerBot range of printers.
The world’s first multi-material full-colour 3D printer has been launched by Stratasys, the owner of the MakerBot range of printers.
The passwords and other details of 16 million email users in Germany have been stolen, the country’s security agency has revealed.
Adware pedlars are buying extensions for the Chrome browser and adding code that hijacks searches or inserts sponsored ads, reports suggest.
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YouTube has unveiled a new feature that lets users see, respond to and moderate comments all in one place.
By Leo Kelion Sony has announced plans to roll out its cloud gaming service.
By Leo Kelion Samsung has shown off the Bendable TV – an 85in (216cm) prototype that allows the curvature of its screen to be adjusted by remote control.
A Russian hacker took control of a BBC computer server and attempted to sell access to it to other cybercriminals, according to reports.
Deputy Commissioner (DC) here said the government on principle had taken up a decision to set up a hi-tech park in the district to take it ahead to address the challenges of 21st century.
Google has unveiled a new tool that allows users to create a Street View – a 360 degree virtual tour – of any place and share it using Google Maps.
By Timothy Green With both the PS4 from Sony (NYSE: SNE ) and the Xbox One from Microsoft (NASDAQ: MSFT ) available for purchase, the next generation of console gaming has finally arrived.
By Sam Mattera Microsoft is planning to get rid of one of its operating systems.
By ALEXANDRA WOLFE Yale University professor David Gelernter is not a typical computer scientist.
Nine new web address suffixes, including .bike, .clothing, .singles and .guru, have been made available as the net names system undergoes a radical shake-up.
Global launch for Microsoft Xbox One console
BY MATT BRIAN After jumping aboard the WebKit train and launching a dedicated browser for the iPad, Opera’s now turned its attention to Android tablets.
By RT Cyber-attacks are increasingly becoming the primary threat against the United States, according to the head of the FBI.
By Zach Epstein BGR reviewed Samsung’s Galaxy Note 3 phablet last month and while the handset’s monstrous size is still off-putting to some, we still called it the best smartphone Samsung has ever made.
Concerns about Facebook’s ability to keep young teens coming back every day spooked some investors, even though the company’s latest quarterly results showed continued strength in mobile advertising and beat Wall Street’s expectations on all counts.
Internet forums and chatrooms can have positive effects that should be more widely acknowledged, experts say.
The demand for Apple’s iPad has been waning over the past six month as rivals such as Google Inc., Amazon.com Inc. and Samsung Electronics have introduced tablets that offer similar features at lower prices.
By Leo Kelion Facebook has removed a video clip showing a woman’s decapitation and issued new rules about what can be shared on its site.
By Leo Kelion Nokia has unveiled its first phablets – extra-large phones – as well as its first tablet computer.
Microsoft has released the Windows 8.1 update for its flagship operating system.
The “dark web” services used by criminals will continue to evolve in an attempt to evade authorities, the UK’s cybercrime boss has warned.
By Zach Epstein Facebook users who prefer to lurk in the shadows will not be terribly pleased to learn of a new change to Facebook’s privacy settings that is currently in the process of being rolled out.
By BARBARA ORTUTAY Gentlemen, we can rebuild him, after all. We have the technology.
By JOANNA STERN Apple’s visionary co-founder is a constant presence even now, living on in movie posters that adorn bus stops and periodically in the news, like when his childhood house is considered for historical landmarking.
By Joe Miller A new feature allowing Facebook users to edit their status updates may result in “stitch-ups”, an expert has warned.
This is the 4th (and final – for now) in a series of interviews I’ve done recently with, in my view, the top independent tech bloggers.