The innovators: how smaller batteries give more power to UK solar households

London startup tailors smaller, cheaper battery for UK households to use more of their own generated solar energy

Amazon Prime Now’s one-hour delivery put to the test

The online retailer’s new London-based service promises much, but can it deliver in one hour? Or two? Or the same day?

Pirates of the Caribbean star is selling his highly personalised home in the south of France, which happens to be a small village

Ketchup buyer mistakenly exposed to porn after Heinz allows a competition domain to lapse, allowing adult entertainment firm to buy it

I wanted my old number ported from Orange, but this failed and now I can’t get the internet

The sofa and chair I bought were so shabby I sent them right back, but I can only get a refund on one

US tech sector’s problems with Brussels deepen as competition chief focuses on allegedly restrictive contract clauses

Apple’s contactlesss system that allows payment with an iPhone or Apple Watch to be available in the UK from next month

Ahead of Apple Pay’s Europe launch at WWDC, survey finds cost and lack of customer demand and access to data has stalled retailer interest in US

This history of bitcoin illuminates the cryptocurrency’s nerdy origins and vast potential

It’s like the dating app, but for work. But is swiping really the best way to find employment – or dogs, or houses?

Penny Wrinch handed her debit card details to her ‘technically savvy’ son Nick, but an error left her with financial difficulties

Activist investor says Apple shares should be trading at nearly double their current price, making the iPhone maker worth about $1.5tn

Can technology designed to split the cost of shared living beat the old-fashioned Post-it note?

We are increasingly rejecting big and generic in favour of small and specialist – independent PR consultancies look set to reap the rewards