The device is being released to beta testers and will be capable of running virtual computers via the cloud

A cyclist was killed last year by a driver who was adjusting her sat nav

Cybersquatters rush to website registrars as soon as the Prince's name was made official

Trendon Shavers took in 'at least' 700,000 Bitcoins by offering a 7% interest rate with 'zero risk'

New system could be used for video-gaming or to enhance gesture-based interfaces

The climb up Mount Ventoux is legendary among cyclists and Tour de France obsessives. It’s a punishing 12-mile ascent, rising 1,500m to the summit. On Sunday, Britain’s Chris Froome smashed it to be crowned reigning King of the Mountains (KOM) and increase his  overall Tour lead.

'Credible attack' aimed at disrupting the lighting of the opening ceremony

Word of his prowess grew on the web, where football fantasies are fed

The Defence Cyber Protection Partnership (DCPP) includes BAE Systems, Lockheed Martin and Hewlett Packard

Microsoft have shown off a new touchscreen that mimics how physical objects feel by offering ‘tactile feedback’ to users.

As Territorial Army numbers double, force will counter new threats posed by insurgency

Guns, so one line of thinking goes, do not kill people. Death usually comes when the trigger is pulled by a living being so people, therefore, kill people. It may be an over-simplified way of thinking (and one that the National Rifle Association seems to love) but could the same argument be put forward for video games? Are certain games inherently violent or do they only become bloodbaths once humans get hold of the controller?

Supermarket chain will target older end of the mobile market with simple deals and Nectar points

Workers who spend a lot of time on tasks requiring focus find them difficult to complete when too close to colleagues