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Google tracks users who turn off location history
A study from Associated Press suggests that users are still tracked even if they turn off location history.
Fortnite used by company for job interviews
An advertising agency is conducting job interviews in the video game Fortnite.
Instagram hack sees accounts replaced with film stills
Affected account holders are seeing random film stills replacing their profile photos.
Amazon's one-day delivery ad banned as 'misleading'
The UK advertising regulator received 280 complaints about the online giant's one-day delivery claim.
Tinder's founders and former boss sue dating app owners
Tinder's owners are accused of undervaluing it, cheating executives out of shares worth billions.
Monster Hunter World sales yanked by China
The Chinese publisher of Monster Hunter World is forced to stop selling the monster-slaying game.
Why some computer viruses refuse to die
Like zombies, malware dating from decades ago is still roaming the net looking for fresh victims.
Sainsbury's supermarket goes 'till-free'
The retail giant is running a trial in one store where shoppers scan items and pay with their phone.
Nintendo cracks down on retro games downloads
Three sites offering retro games have gone offline following legal action.
Malicious faxes leave firms 'open' to cyber-attack
Hackers can send booby-trapped faxes to gain access a computer network, researchers warn.
Video-calling 'owl' helps opioid addicts in US
The technology is bringing together addicts and health workers who would otherwise struggle to meet.
Fortnite: Ninja won't play with female gamers
The gamer says he doesn't 'play with female gamers' out of respect for his wife.
Elon Musk says Saudis back Tesla buyout
The explanation of his plan to take the electric carmaker private follows legal action by some investors.
Ticketmaster to close resale sites Seatwave and Get Me In
Seatwave and Get Me In will be shut down in October in a bid to fight touts, Ticketmaster announces.
Hack attack can stop people's hearts
Researchers disclose an unfixed vulnerability that threatens medical devices.
Galaxy Note 9's stylus doubles as a selfie stick
Samsung's new phone comes with a stylus that can be used as a remote control to trigger photos.
Android Pie: Slicing up Google's new features
The chief of Android's London engineering team shows off the operating systems new grayscale mode.
Harvard's robotic cockroach could come to the rescue
Harvard Microrobotics has created a small robot that can walk on water, dive and climb.
Strictly Come Dancing: Capital DJ Vick Hope joins line-up
The commercial station's breakfast DJ is the fifth celebrity contestant to be confirmed so far.
Uber Eats cyclist pictured pedalling on M5 in Oldbury
A watch commander at Oldbury Fire urged Uber to "educate riders".
Charging ahead
From battery-powered trucks to Formula E racing cars, electric vehicles are going mainstream around the world.
Art alive
How augmented reality is giving artworks and exhibitions new dimensions.
Sky farmers
Drones are now delivering pesticides, fertilisers and crop monitoring to farms around the world.
Phone etiquette
From no phones at dinnertime to turning it off at the checkout, here are some rules worth observing.
A to Z of Google
Searching for each letter of the alphabet can lead you to some unexpected places...
The robot controlled by your thoughts
How you can correct the mistakes of robots using only brain and muscle signals.
The tech helping drive the Tour de France
BBC Click joined Team Dimension Data at the Tour de France to see how tech could influence the race.
Using a paper clip to clean headphone sockets
BBC Click's Kate Russell with a tip on how to get the best sound from a smartphone.
Turning the Royal Albert Hall into a light show
The Royal Albert Hall became a massive projection screen for a light show as part of the BBC Proms.
Biometric Mirror: Reflecting the imperfections in AI
The personality trait rating system helps to highlight the flaws in artificial intelligence.
A hand database to catch paedophiles
A paedophile who hid his face from the camera was convicted when an expert could identify his hands.
Kenilworth Castle rebuilt Minecraft-style
The virtual rebuild of Kenilworth Castle has taken block enthusiasts 100 hours.
Can technology make you a better footballer?
Click looks at the technology that could help you improve your game.
Natural Cycles: Do pregnancy prevention apps work?
There's a debate in Sweden over their reliability after women reported unwanted pregnancies.
Man City's Fifa top goal scorer with world title hopes
Marcus ‘Marcuzo’ Jorgensen plays in Fifa tournaments around the world for Man City.
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