22-year-old Garrett Wilhelm was allegedly chatting on his iPhone’s FaceTime app when he crashed a car at 65mph on Christmas Eve 2014.

People protesting about a Saudi Arabian ban on the right for women to drive, have been targeted by hackers and Android malware.

After the New Year’s Eve celebrations, a drunken young man crashes his vehicle into another car.

Does he stop? No.

He posts about it on Facebook instead.

Police in the UAE have given a surprising explanation for a dramatic fall in traffic accidents last week: drivers’ BlackBerrys weren’t working.

Was BlackBerry’s service outage the real reason for better road safety – or were other factors at play?