Hotel chain Mandarin Oriental has confirmed that credit card data has been stolen in a hack attack on the company’s network.

A conman threatened to kill a man who challenged him about the fake tech support scam he was involved with, reports CBC.

MEPs will consider proposals that would maintain data roaming charges and introduce priority internet access for some specialist services.

An American has been arrested in the United Arab Emirates for comments he posted on Facebook while in the US.

The latest in robotics including software which can design electronics to solve problems

The House of Lords EU Committee calls for a drone register to be set up which owners of unmanned aircraft would have to join.

The curious case of Leah Palmer

Is HTC and Valve’s virtual reality any good?

The BBC’s Dave Lee talks to Ford’s chief design engineer Tom Thompson about the company’s electric bike project.

China rejects President Obama’s criticism of its attempt to make companies put backdoors in their software and share their encryption keys.

The BBC’s Rory Cellan-Jones tries out a smartphone powered by Ubuntu, an operating system best known for running on desktop computers.

The Advertising Standards Authority says the 30-day free trial promotion for Amazon Prime did not warn of paid subscriptions.

Blackberry chief says the market will decide firm’s fate

A retired engineer in the USA has created a ‘kinetic sculpture’ that can replicate digital files and play them on a violin.

Sony unveils an upgraded version of its PlayStation virtual reality helmet, which it says will go on sale in the first half of 2016.

Video games firm Ubisoft is working on a title that it believes can treat lazy eye, a condition that can result in reduced vision.

Ford has been showing off two e-bikes at Mobile World Congress as manufacturers start to look beyond the car.

Blackberry targets young career builders with its all-touch-screen Leap smartphone.

Why Mark Zuckerberg’s MWC appearance was a big yawn

United Airlines has announced that it will no longer carry bulk shipments of lithium-ion batteries as new tests reveal they could cause fires.