A Santa Fe man who says he suffers from electromagnetic sensitivity is suing his next-door neighbor for refusing to turn off her cell phone and other electronic devices.

Over the next few weeks, we're rolling out the ability to upload all file types to the cloud through Google Docs, giving you one place where you can upload and access your key files online.

IF OzEmail and Internode were newborns of the internet age in Australia, AARNet was the midwife. But the Australian Academic Research Network, set up in 1989, is hardly a household name.

Hadopi, the French agency charged with handling file-sharers' copyright digressions, has just made a huge infringement faux pas of its own.

Why would a former Guantanamo Bay prison guard track down two of his former captives - two British men - and agree to fly to London to meet them?

In a settlement with New Zealand's Commerce Commission, Telecom NZ has admitted breaching the Fair Trading Act by misleading more than 130,000 broadband customers, the commission said today.

So ASIO says that five of the unfortunates from the Oceanic Viking constitute a threat to national security. What have they done? ASIO won't say. What's the evidence against them? It's secret. It beggars belief that, in the year 2010, ASIO can still behave like this.

APIs are being developed to enable a browser and browser-based applications to ingest and store database records over the net for offline database access.

A Japanese woman who drove home with the body of an 80-year-old pensioner lodged in her windscreen has been arrested.

Even for a country deep in political ­turmoil, the killing of Massoud Ali ­Mohammadi in Tehran today came as a shock. There have been arrests, disappearances and occasional shootings, but the manner of his death was as meticulous as it was disturbing.

Researchers have demonstrated a simple, cheap way to create self-assembling electronic devices using a property crucial to salad dressings.

A car that was stolen with three children inside from a shopping centre at Preston yesterday has been found abandoned near where it was taken.

The home secretary, Alan Johnson, app­ears to be in serious trouble over a ruling today by the European court of human rights against the unlawful police use of ­counter-terrorism stop and search powers on peace protesters and photographers.

A mystery object from space is to whiz close by Earth today. It will not hit the planet, but scientists are stumped by what exactly it is.

Though she was successful and dynamic, the Royal Institution is better off without Susan Greenfield's unfounded claims

Google no longer intends to censor search results in China, and if the Chinese government balks, it may take its servers and go home.

Poland's tax office has levied a fine of 2.3 million zlotys ($820,000) on an unemployed woman for failing to pay tax on income worth at least 13.7 million zlotys she said she had earned as a prostitute.

Melbourne has suffered its hottest night since 1902 as a heat wave grips southern Australia. While much of the northern hemisphere is suffering from unusually cold conditions, night-time temperatures in Melbourne have reached 34C (93F).

Just how did the Shar-pei get its famous wrinkled appearance? Scientists who have analysed the genetics of 10 pedigree dog breeds believe they now have the answer.

Unable to see their designs or those produced by others, blind architects get more in touch with their other senses. As one says: 'There is this great palette of textures.'

A ban on Microsoft selling certain versions of its flagship products Word and Office has begun.

Macquarie University has revealed plans to ditch its "inferior" Novell GroupWise staff email platform and replace it with Google's Gmail offering, following an earlier successful roll-out among students.

A new human sex hormone has been found, a new study says. The naturally occurring substance could lead to the long-sought male birth control pill, researchers cautiously speculate.

The waters around Lundy Island became England's first marine conservation zone today as the government project to create a network of protected areas in the seas began.

Facebook employees know better than most the value of privacy.