Technology

Boost in visitors to the British Library suggests the rise of the digital age has left people craving 'real human encounters and physical artefacts'

The PC version of Rockstar's GTA 5 won't be released until 24 March 2015

Internet security must be both principled and pragmatic, argues Matt Warman

A Dutch designer has created an unusual desktop lamp which is powered by glowing bacteria extracted from an octopus. But don’t imagine that it could lower your electricity bills just yet, as there are a few kinks to be ironed out first

The UK's biggest retailer is embracing wearable technology with a new app for Google Glass

Today is the day that Microsoft ends free support for its ageing Windows 7 operating system, despite the majority of PCs around the world still running it

Following the hack of US Centcom's Twitter account by Islamic State sympathisers, The Telegraph takes a look back at the most embarrassing cyber attacks of all time

An American company has turned Flappy Bird into a coin-operated arcade game

Artificial intelligence has the potential to eradicate disease and poverty, say world's top scientists, but researchers must not create something which cannot be controlled

David Cameron has said he will legislate to eradicate the encrypted 'safe spaces' where terrorists can plot their attacks online. But how would a ban on encryption work, and could it pit the government head-to-head against Apple and other web giants?