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EE to reintroduce Europe roaming charges in January
The mobile operator EE is to charge new customers to use their phones in Europe.
The final years of John McAfee's controversial life
Anti-virus entrepreneur John McAfee has been found dead in Spain.
Apple claims 'sideloading' apps is 'serious' security risk
The tech giant claims that allowing users to avoid the App Store would lead to widespread abuse.
John McAfee: Anti-virus creator found dead in prison cell
The software mogul is found dead hours after a Spanish court allowed his extradition to the US on tax charges.
Rembrandt's The Night Watch painting restored by AI
The canvas was trimmed in 1715 to fit between two doors in Amsterdam’s city hall.
DeepMind uses AI to tackle neglected deadly diseases
The company’s technology maps out the shape of proteins, an otherwise costly and time-consuming process.
Online Safety Bill 'catastrophic for free speech'
A new campaign claims it outsources internet policing to Silicon Valley.
Covid-19 air 'purifier' ad banned by watchdog
An advert which claimed an air purifier could kill off Covid cells is banned as misleading.
GP data sharing: What is it and can I opt out?
A scheme to centralise GP patient records in England has been delayed after concerns about a lack of publicity.
US government blocks Iran-affiliated news websites
The justice department says 36 websites linked to the Iranian government have been seized.
EU wants emergency team for 'nightmare' cyber-attacks
European Commission says recent ransomware attacks on US and Ireland have "focussed mind"
Streaming TV giants face tighter UK regulation
The government also confirms a consultation into whether to privatise Channel 4.
Smart devices for babies and parents tested
Lara Lewington looks at some of the latest gadgets and asks if they can reduce parents' stress.
HarmonyOS: Hands-on with Huawei's rival to Android
BBC Click's Chris Fox explores what Huawei's new operating system can do.
Flight of the Sky Lion: 'Like VR but without the headset'
The new experience is a wonderful and complex mix of creativity and technology, BBC's LJ Rich says.
Today at E3: Halo returns and Starfield first look
Today at E3: Halo returns and Starfield first look
What is the Great Reset - and how did it get hijacked by conspiracy theories?
A global Covid recovery plan by the World Economic Forum has inspired false rumours about the creation of a tyrannical world government.
CEO Secrets: 'My billion-pound company has no office'
How Britain's youngest billionaire works differently - setting his firm up to thrive in lockdown.
How farmers and scientists are engineering your food
By manipulating genes scientists say they can create better-tasting produce, but is it necessary?
The relatives frozen in time on Google Street View
People are sharing ways in which the mapping tool has accidentally connected them with dead relatives.
‘Virtual beauty tests used to be gimmicky but now they are useful’
With stores closed the beauty industry has embraced augmented reality testing apps.
Why cyber gangs won't worry about US-Russia talks
Plans to tackle ransomware hackers starts on shaky ground with a disagreement over who is responsible.
Tech firms use remote monitoring to help honey bees
From Ireland to Israel, companies are coming to the aid of the environmentally critical insect.
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