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 It's the last day in 2014! Let's make it count! It will be cold and sunny in New York. 1. The hacker gang behind the Christmas outages of the PlayStation and Xbox services is now selling its attack technology online. Lizard Squad has launched a new online shop. 2. Airbnb is developing technology to tell hosts which photos of their home are the most attractive. It wants to offer a 'digital interior designer' to help people make their homes look as good as possible. 3. Samsung is launching a MacBook Air competitor. The device, launching January, is going to have a 12-hour battery life. 4. UK banks are 'falling over themselves' to sign up to Apple Pay. The payments service is coming to the UK some time in 2015. 5. Leaked NSA documents reveal the encryption methods that it can't break. The newly leaked Snowden documents are different to what we've seen before. 6. Grocery delivery startup Instacart is now valued at $2 billion. It's raised $220 million. 7. Apple Pay is coming to gas pumps. Customers will soon be able to pay for gas with their iPhone. 8. Samsung could release a new metal phone in January. It's reportedly called the Galaxy A7. 9. The FBI is investigating whether US banks have launched cyberattacks of their own. JP Morgan proposed in a meeting that it fights back against hackers. 10. Gmail has returned to China after it was blocked. The "Great Firewall" blocks many websites that the Chinese government disapproves of. | 
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