Publishing houses are trying to cash in on the fame of YouTube stars. But can an old-fashioned book enjoy the same success as a viral video?

Apps are practical, mostly free and very popular. But almost all commonly used apps surreptitiously collect sensitive personal data and send them to their developers. But alternatives are available.

Smartphones are becoming the nerve centers of our lives. But many users give barely a thought to security for their mobile devices.

26-year-old Hashem Al-Ghaili, a Yemeni biologist living in Germany, makes the case for science with his infotainment videos. He's already collected about seven million fans on Facebook.

So far, the internet age has largely bypassed the Caribbean island of Cuba. Now, the first two thousand private households are to go online in the capital, Havana, by the end of 2016.

Smartphones are becoming the nerve centers of our lives. But many users give barely a thought to security for their mobile devices.

Conspiracy theorists have found a very effective broadcast medium: the internet is brimming with users preaching about chemtrails, reptiloids and the hollow Earth. Of course, they have as many debunkers, too.

An estimated 15 billion euros will be spent on home automation worldwide during 2016. But many users fail to consider that devices can become useless if the manufacturer is bought out. IT security experts explain some ways users can protect themselves.

Digital nomads do their jobs wherever they please - even on the beach. Young professionals from the world over share a coworking space on the Thai island of Ko Lanta. They make their living on the internet.

American illustrator Rachel Ryle has re-created everyday scenes in short, humorous stop-motion videos. These imaginative creations have drawn over 760,000 followers.