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Skip to main content [#main] Skip to main navigation Sky.com Home Find & Watch TV Sky Products Shop My Sky Help & Support This website uses cookies. Cookies remember you so we can give you a better service online. By using this website or closing this message you are agreeing to our cookies notice . Cookies FAQs . x Edition: UK Edition: US Sky News Weather Follow Sky News on: Facebook Twitter Google Watch Sky News Live 05 August 2014 Home UK World US Business Politics Technology Entertainment Strange News Weather Technology stories from Sky News HD Latest stories 'Armageddon'-Style Comet Hunter Close To Target After tracking its target for billions of miles, a spacecraft is to get close enough to a comet to launch a probe to its surface. Google Pulls 'Bomb Gaza' Game After Backlash A mobile phone game which invites users to drop bombs on Hamas militants in Gaza is removed from Google Play's app store. Google Reports Gmail User's 'Child Abuse Images' The suspect, who worked as a cook at a fast-food restaurant, was allegedly emailing photos of a young girl to a friend. Facebook Suffers Second Outage In As Many Months As the social networking giant goes offline around the world again, users joke: "The Apocalypse is here - run for the hills!" Swipe: All The Latest Technology News Mystery $4m Google Barge Heads To Scrapyard Russian Blogs Forced To Register With State PM Hails £300m Project To Unlock Power Of DNA Microsoft Must Hand Over Email Stored In Dublin Giant 'Lensing' Galaxy Is So Big It Bends Light Analysis & Comment Reporting Gmail Images Is No Privacy Invasion Sky's technology correspondent asks whether Google analysing email content is technically or morally wrong. Alistair Bunkall Defence Correspondent Who And What Shot Flight MH17 Down - And Why? Sky's Defence Correspondent examines what is seemingly an unprovoked and murderous attack on a defenceless passenger jet. Secretive Court Probes GCHQ's Snooping Powers The UK's most secretive court is hearing a challenge into the legality of alleged mass-surveillance conducted by GCHQ. Emergency Data Retention Laws 'Deeply Worrying' New laws seem to be as much about extending the powers of security services as creating accountability, Tom Cheshire writes. More Top Stories Sharknado 2 Whips Up Storm On Social Media Russian Govt Demands Apple's Software Secrets Samsung Profits Hit By Slow Smartphone Sales Movie Pirates Told: Pay Up Or Be Cut Off Facebook Offering Users £118 To Test New App Canada Cyber Attack 'May Take One Year To Fix' Driverless Cars On UK Roads By January Driverless Cars 'Will See Premiums Fall' Gamers 'Hearing Voices Long After Playing' Twitter's Losses Treble To More Than £85m Highlights How Google Scans Your Emails Catching Up With A 25,000mph Comet Sky's Technology Show: Swipe Trending Plane Scare: Man Held Over Hoax Bomb Threat 1 Manchester Plane Emergency: As It Happened 2 Tropical Storm Threatens UK's Sizzling Summer 3 Couple Married For 62 Years Die On Same Day 4 Shocking CCTV Of 'Rapper' Shooting In NYC Shop 5 'Body Of Missing Teenage Boy' Is Found 6 Fighting Between Migrants Wanting To Get To UK 7 Find Out Who Hollywood's Best Paid Actress Is 8 Lover's Graffiti Scrawled Across Sacred Rock 9 Minister: UK Gaza Stance 'Morally Indefensible' 10 × Video: How Google Scans Your Emails Touchable Still: Catching Up With A 25,000mph Comet Video: Sky's Technology Show: Swipe About Sky News About Us Sky News International Sky News Library Sales Site Map Connect with us Contact Sky News Sky Policies Accessibility Terms & Conditions Privacy & Cookies Notice Editorial Guidelines Your Content Your Photos Your Videos Sky News Services Sky News for iPad Sky News RSS Sky News for Smartphones Sky News Radio Sky News SMS Alerts Supreme Court Live Other Sky Sites Sky News Arabia Sky Living Sky Sports NOW TV Copyright ©2014 BSkyB