EBay Removes 'Hawaiian Sand' Listings
It is against the law to remove sand from the beaches of Hawaii. Read more
Facebook's Fake News Experiment Backfires
A test to combat misinformation on Facebook by promoting "fake" comments has left users frustrated. Read more
IBM Pitches Blockchain For Cannabis Sale
Could the system that underpins Bitcoin also be used to verify the sale and distribution of cannabis? Read more
Tiger Cubs
Asia is driving the massive growth in online shopping, with younger generations leading the charge. Read more
Paradise Papers: Apple's Secret Tax Bolthole Revealed
The US multinational has used a Channel Island to protect its low tax regime, the Paradise Papers show. Read more
Broadcom Unveils Tech Sector's Largest Ever Bid For Rival
The company is offering $103bn for Qualcomm to create the world's largest computer chipmaker. Read more
IPhone Users Fume Over Letter 'i' Bug
An update to the smartphone's operating system means the letter "i" is auto-corrected in error. Read more
Facebook Firing
Two years ago care home manager Rachel Burns lost her job after posting a photo on Facebook. Was she unfairly dismissed? Read more
Fake WhatsApp App Downloaded More Than One Million Times
A bogus version of the popular messaging app was available via the Google Play Store. Read more
Police Investigate 17 Child Sexting Cases A Day
Police warn of a "worrying upward trend" and call for social networks to remove images faster. Read more
NHS Offers Smartphone GP Appointments
Trials will take place in London where 3.5 million patients will be able to have video consultations via smartphone. Read more
BT Openreach Van Effigy Set Alight By Frustrated Villagers
Broadband speeds are so slow, villagers say they are unable to do more than check emails and do a little browsing. Read more
China Online Shopping: Dishonest Websites Face Fines
New laws mean shopping websites which publish false product adverts will face tough fines. Read more
Social Media Giants Have 'moral Duty' To Tackle Child Abuse
Paedophiles are targeting gaming platforms used by children, Home Secretary Amber Rudd says. Read more
Half Of UK Road Speed Cameras Are Switched Off
Police forces admit many fixed speed cameras are off, with four areas having no active cameras. Read more