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The EU has provisionally agreed new mobile devices must, by autumn 2024, use the same type of charger.

The tech giant is introducing the controversial service as part of its iOS 16 update.

Surgeons use robots to help tackle backlogs due to the Covid-19 pandemic.

Ahead of her new TV show, the writer speaks to Newsbeat about being a modern-day agony aunt.

Bogus apps are being used by hackers to access mobile phone data to threaten and blackmail victims.

The fintech firm said the app was "back working fully" after technical problems caused it to crash for some customers.

The billionaire accuses the company of "thwarting" his requests to learn more about spam accounts.

The crewless ship is in Canada after setting off from Plymouth in the UK in April.

A new system for classifying images will help stop them being shared online, a UK charity says.

A Canadian tech firm is allowing people to take a cut of online advertising revenue.

Some 90% of people in the Central African Republic lack access to the internet, needed to use Bitcoin.

Homegrown start-ups like Nykaa have disrupted the Indian skincare market with their wide range.

The plan unveiled by the firm's CEO following a school shooting raised alarm at Taser's ethics board.

Staff unwilling to abide by new rules can "pretend to work somewhere else", says boss.

Music fans will be able to virtually watch a music performance at the historic site this weekend.

Mark Sanderson helped local church congregations stay connected during the pandemic.

Her departure comes as the social media company faces challenges, including a slowdown in ad sales.

A jury has returned a verdict, but a parallel case in the court of public opinion continues.