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Instagram makes curvy a dirty word
Instagram has ruled that the hashtag curvy is offensive. But surely it’s a word that celebrates a woman’s natural, healthy beauty.
The celebrated cosmologist teams up with billionaire Russian entrepreneur Yuri Milner as they launch a quest to discover life elsewhere in the universe.
Instagram has ruled that the hashtag curvy is offensive. But surely it’s a word that celebrates a woman’s natural, healthy beauty.
John Whittingdale says that his BBC green paper will consider a subscription model for the corporation in the long term as it is revealed the future of Radio 1 and 2 are under review.
Hand over your fingerprint and credit card details to your iPhone 6, and you can swipe your handset to make purchases up to £20.
Abortion rights activists will use drones to move packages of medical abortion pills from Germany into Poland. Access to abortion in Poland is among the most restricted in Europe.
Protesters gather as energy company Cuadrilla awaits a decision from Lancashire county council on whether it can go ahead with two proposed fracking sites.
Apple will now pay artists during free trials of Apple Music, after pop star Taylor Swift threatened to hold back her latest hit album from the tech giant’s new streaming service.
The hacking of the details of 4 million US government employees suggests cyber criminals are hell-bent on hovering up as much information about Americans as they can.
US officials point the finger of blame at China after hackers break into US government computers, compromising the personal data of 4 million current and former federal employees.
Following the sudden death of her husband Dave Goldberg, the Facebook COO published a heartfelt tribute to him online – which was shared more than 330,000 times within two days of its appearance.
A children’s charity says “it is time for social networking sites to be held to account” after a “disturbing” video was posted on Facebook showing a baby being dunked in water.
Google is looking to develop an app that could count how many calories are in your meal just by taking a photo of it.
The man behind the Silk Road underground drugs website, Ross Ulbricht, has been sentenced to life in jail and ordered to forfeit more than $180m of cash raised from drug sales.
A new iPhone vulnerability can cause force a phone to crash when it receives a jibberish message.
The owners of online dating site Adult FriendFinder were warned that it had been hacked more than two months before Channel 4 News exposed the leak of almost four million people’s sensitive data.