Want to check out some of the nominations for this year's Academy Awards without paying? TorrentFreak says 34 out of the 36 movies are now available in some form on online piracy sites.
Stadium Events may not look like anything special, but it's actually one of the rarest video games in existence — and a factory sealed copy of the game has just sold on eBay for a sizeable sum.
Need to type out an essay or a novel while on the move? Tired of your touchscreen? WayTools says the TextBlade lets you type at up to 100wpm when connected to an Android or iOS device.
Pre-orders are now open for the Withings Activité, a new wearable device that offers a more sophisticated approach to timekeeping and fitness tracking — if you can handle the price.
Finding Nemo has never been drawn at this scale before — the Disney Research Hub and ETH Zürich have worked together on a BeachBot robot that can magically create works of art on the beach.
It might be a good time to review the security software protecting your home computer, as a new report reveals a sharp increase in the number of malware incidents spotted across the globe.
Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg is challenging himself to read a book every fortnight during the course of 2015 — and you can join in by signing up on the A Year Of Books page on Facebook.
A small number of VPN users have spotted changes in Netflix code that makes it harder to change location in the app — could a full-scale crackdown on these regional unlockers be on the way?
How late did you stay up partying on New Year's Eve? And how early did you start? Thanks to data released by Uber and Jawbone, you can compare your NYE against others from across the world.
A huge number of people — including hundreds of thousands of ordinary citizens — have weighed in on the Net neutrality issue and it looks like we may get some kind of resolution next month.
North Korea has suffered another major bout of Internet downtime, going on record to blame the United States government for the issues as the fallout from the Sony hack continues to rumble on.
Minneapolis ISP US Internet has beaten Google and Verizon to the punch by offering a 10 Gbps connection speed to local residents and businesses, as long as they don't mind the cost.
Thanks to a Freedom of Information request by the ACLU, the NSA has revealed numerous improper activities and agency analyst errors in a dump of document reports dating from 2001 to 2013.
Sony and Microsoft aren't the only ones with hackers to deal with this Christmas — the same organization that targeted PlayStation and Xbox networks is now going after the Tor platform.
Spokespeople for the U.S. and North Korean governments have had a busy weekend of claim and counter-claim through the press: here's the latest comment from all the key players in the story.
Microsoft has filed a lawsuit against a company it says offered fraudulent technical support over the phone, and is warning users to be vigilant when it comes to fake calls placed over the holidays.
Reddit raised $50 million this year and promised to give some of that cash back to its users. Now we know a bit more about how that's going to work, thanks to an official blog posting.
Volvo, POC and Ericsson are developing a cloud-based system that can help drivers and cyclists look out for each other through a series of alerts — provided they have the right technology.
Next time you're stuck waiting for a flight at Newark Liberty International Airport, you might be able to use one of the supplied iPads to browse the Web, get flight times and do some shopping.
Technical errors have caused chaos for flights to and from London this weekend, with planes grounded for several hours. The systems are now back up and running but the knock-on effect continues.
If you're in Chicago or Washington D.C. in the near future you'll have a choice of cab hire apps to choose from, as city councils start to release their own competitors to Uber and Lyft.
If you were hoping to pay $500,000 to travel down to the depths of the ocean then you're going to have to wait a little longer: Virgin Oceanic has put its deep-sea exploration plans on hold.
Hollywood movie studios getting hacked is one thing, key infrastructure targets is quite another — the FBI is warning U.S. firms to be on guard against the threat of sophisticated cyber attacks.
What does your choice of browser say about you? A month after Yahoo and Mozilla signed a partnership deal, Yahoo has started plugging Firefox on some of its most high-profile sites.
If you want to get your hands on one of Apple's discontinued iPod Classic devices for Christmas, be prepared to pay over-the-odds for the player — demand has pushed up prices on Amazon and eBay.
Back in September, Apple CEO Tim Cook said advertising-funded services used their customers as the product; Facebook CEO Mark Zuckberg disagrees, and thinks Apple should drop its prices.
It's been a long time coming, but the Polaroid Socialmatic has finally made the journey from drawing board to reality. You can pre-order the Android-powered digital camera from Amazon for $300.
Always missing the arrival of new episodes on Netflix? A new feature the service is working on with Twitter could help — it prompts you to start watching with a tweet delivered straight to your timeline.
Windows 10 won't be with us in its finished form until late in 2015, but we already know plenty about it. A new build uncovered by WinBeta shows Microsoft's digital assistant in action.
Keen to get the very latest official word on the Apple Watch? The Cupertino company has updated its official site to offer up a more detailed look of how the wearable's software works.
A new tablet-style menu being developed by Tobii Technology and Pizza Hut uses state-of-the-art eye-tracking technology to work out your favorite toppings from nearly five thousand combinations.
Finland's National Board of Education has decided to replace handwriting lessons with typing practise — with many U.S. schools doing the same, will the art of using pen and ink soon be lost?
If your holiday Web browsing has been interrupted by a series of unwanted pop-up messages, you're not alone — the SEA has targeted a broad range of popular websites with its latest hack.
We already knew that the teaser trailer for the next 'Star Wars' flick would be shown in select theaters over the holiday weekend, but Lucasfilm has announced it will also be appearing online.
In recent memory drones have been deployed for everything from home deliveries to disaster relief. Thanks to TGI Friday's they'll also be used to encourage some romance this holiday season.
It was announced in June, pre-orders opened in August, and now it's finally here — the Alienware Alpha console PC runs Steam games on Windows through a customized UI and Xbox 360 controller.
Google is running a small experiment to see if users are willing to pay a small monthly fee to stop seeing ads on the Web — and to stop Google tracking their online activities at the same time.
Android 5.0 Lollipop applies full disk encryption by default, which means that new devices like the Nexus 6 take a performance hit — AnandTech has the benchmarks that show just how bad it is.