Abusive tweets to MPs 'more than double' between elections
Abusive tweets about MPs rose from 10,000 to 25,000 between 2015 and 2017, research suggests. Source by [author_name]
Google and Mastercard in credit card data deal
Google is reportedly buying credit card data from Mastercard but the firms had not announced the deal. Source by [author_name]
Segway's self-balancing e-skates prove a challenge
BBC Chris Foxx takes Segway’s new self-balancing e-skates out for a test run. Source by [author_name]
Online trolls and fake accounts poison Arab social media
Social media fraud continues to fuel a plague of disinformation in the Arab world. Source by [author_name]
Teenagers risk missing out on savings pots
As the first 16-year-olds are able to control their Child Trust Funds, some may be unaware of the savings. Source by [author_name]
US Open 2018: Is Amazon's first serve strong enough?
British tennis fans have complained about Amazon’s US Open coverage, but the online giant is breaking new ground. Source by [author_name]
Somnox robot aims to put owners to sleep
A machine that resembles a breathing pillow aims to provide a safer alternative to sedatives. Source by [author_name]
Homebase rescue plan voted through by creditors
Creditors have voted in favour of a rescue plan for the DIY chain that will see 42 stores closed. Source by [author_name]
Bitcoin wallet Bitfi withdraws 'unhackable' claim
The Bitfi cryptocurrency wallet, backed by John McAfee, had already caused controversy. Source by [author_name]
Wonga prepares for 'orderly wind down'
Borrowers must still repay their loans and anyone seeking compensation can still make a claim. Source by [author_name]