INDEX

3 February 2015 Last updated at 00:05

Faster Raspberry Pi 2 unveiled

A new version of the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi computer, offering more memory and processing power than before, is put on sale.

BMW patches a security flaw that left more than 2 million cars, including Rolls Royce and Mini models, open to hackers

A cross-party group of peers drops a second attempt to add the so-called "snoopers' charter" to the government's counter-terrorism bill.

Fake 'femmes fatales' aid Syria hack

Fake "femme fatales" have been used to steal battle plans and other data from Syrian opposition groups, a report suggests.
Mobile firms to cut voice dead zones

Mobile operators commit to providing better voice and text coverage to remote areas of the UK, following pressure from the government.
'Handroid' helps injured marine

A paralysed former Royal Marine lifts an object with his hand for the first time in seven years thanks to technology developed in Plymouth.
Pirate Bay file-sharing site returns Newsbeat
BT attacked on rural broadband costs
Nokia name row with London start-up
Google agrees privacy policy changes
Office puts chips under staff's skin
Bill Gates insists AI is a threat
Uber sued over India rape allegation
Amazon posts modest holiday profits
Google profits up nearly 30%

How technology will allow lifts to go higher than ever before and even move sideways

CES 2015: Testing the latest drones Watch

The BBC Click team put three of the latest drones through their paces

The robot that paints your nails Watch

A Japanese robot has been programmed to take on a range of tasks - from painting nails to cooking.

They're coming

If a cyber-attack is unpreventable, what can you do?
Flipping learning

The tech turning learning on its head
Pleasure dome airports

How tech could make air travel stress-free and fun
Mysterious donor Watch

Who is showering cash on video game streamers?
Finnish phoenix

Nokia's demise hit Finland hard - but its legacy is a vibrant start-up scene
Disconnected world

Does technology make people touch each other less?
Listen: Chip and skin Listen

Rory and the Tech Tent team consider getting microchipped
Child surveillance

Apps let parents spy on their kids
Back to the future

Why can't we let go of our old tech?
Be my eyes

New app gives blind people help to see

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