New Zealand animation teacher Oana Jones produces a 3D-printed record player, BMW's remote-initiated self-parking car, ICANN hacked and credentials obtained.

The wristband that lets you throw fireballs, Facebook pondering over demand for "dislike" button, Minecraft now available on Windows Phone, new FAA rules governing civilian and commercial drone use.

Google aims to simplify captchas, the Skype alternative called Wire, Microsoft closes the door on ClipArt.

Gangnam Style video breaks YouTube's view counter, Scouts keeps up with technology by offering badges for computer and Internet skills, the Yotaphone 2 is announced.

Samsung develops eye-tracking mouse for people with disabilities, all eyes on Apple as its deal with Google to provide default search services comes to an end, Denmark is the world's most connected country.

Samsung to release a flexible display, apps with in-app purchases no longer labelled as "free" by Apple, the EU considers rules that would require Google to split, Netflix to launch in New Zealand and Australia.

Microsoft plans to launch Skype for Web, Microsoft plans to open source .Net, Microsoft fixes security bug dating back almost 20 years, flip phones are making a comeback.

Wi-Fi Passpoint makes Internet access easier and more affordable, astronauts put a GoPro inside a water bubble, David Hasselhoff tries a self-driving car, Wirelurker malware affects Mac OS X and iOS.

Software discrimination, Microsoft shows real-time speech translator feature in Skype, tablet market share, rumours Apple may top producing iPad mini, Taylor Swift shuns Spotify.

Concept hover-board launched on Kickstarter, Onyx produces a prototype e-ink smart watch, new doodle feature for Windows Phone Skype, why Facebook does not have a disklike button.