The rise of retro filmmaking and resurgence of Super 8

Super 8 enjoys a huge resurgence as filmmakers ditch digital in favour of the original film format.

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Elon Musk reaches deal over tweets about taking Tesla private

Elon Musk reaches a deal with US regulators over tweets he sent about taking Tesla private.

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Social media guidelines for young people to be drawn up

The health secretary - a father of three - says he is worried about the impact on children's mental health.

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Conservative Party conference app reveals MP's numbers

A security breach with the Tory Party conference app reveals contact details for MPs and journalists.

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Facebook security breach: Up to 50m accounts attacked

Attackers exploited vulnerability in a feature known as "View As", the social media giant says.

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Facebook slated over phone ad push

The social network has been criticised for targeting ads using data people shared as a security check.

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Google to be sued by Belgium for not blurring military sites

The search giant is facing legal action over its mapping of sensitive locations.

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Tesla: Shares fall after regulators launch Musk lawsuit

Investors take fright after the US financial regulator accuses Elon Musk of securities fraud.

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US mid-terms: Hackers expose 'staggering' voter machine flaws

Security experts have reported a series of issues with widely-used voting equipment.

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San Diego port hit by ransomware attack

Admin systems and internal networks were knocked out by the intruding malware.

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TSB and HSBC banking apps hit by computer glitches

Customers of TSB and HSBC face problems accessing accounts due to more computer problems.

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BBC Music website offers dementia lifeline

BBC Music Memories aims to help with the provision of music therapy to patients with Alzheimer's.

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Disabled train users to get new 'life-changing' app

A Paralympian says the app will "empower disabled people to travel without any fear".

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Regulators accuse Tesla's Elon Musk of securities fraud

The SEC files a suit alleging 'false and misleading' tweets by Tesla chief executive Elon Musk.

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Fortnite pets not money-making exercise, expert believes

The latest update are more likely to be an attempt to broaden the game's player base, expert believes.

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Linus Torvalds: 'I'll never be cuddly but I can be more polite'

In an exclusive conversation with the BBC, the Linux founder opens up.

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Amazon to open 'four-star' store in New York

The shops will only sell items that received good ratings from customers when they were bought online.

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Uber pays $148m over data breach cover-up

The 2016 breach involved hackers grabbing data on millions of Uber customers and drivers.

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Aadhaar: India top court upholds world's largest biometric scheme

India's Supreme Court rules the world's largest biometric scheme is constitutional but limits its scope.

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Limiting children's screen time linked to better cognition

Those who have less than two hours a day of recreational screen time do better in testing, a study suggests.

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Mobile phone charges 'unacceptable' says Ofcom

The regulator says it's had enough of operators who continue to charge people for phones they already own

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PlayStation backs down in Fortnite cross-play row

Sony will begin to let PS4 gamers play against those using other consoles after pressure from fans.

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Tablet computer kills child in car crash in Spain

The accident, in Spain, caused the tablet to strike the three-year-old's head, police say.

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'Distracted boyfriend' advert ruled sexist

A Swedish company broke gender discrimination rules by using a popular meme in an advert.

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Instagram: The dog that launched a social media giant

The co-founders of Instagram are stepping down. What made their idea so successful?

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Mirrorless cameras: Photography's new decisive moment

Camera-makers are rushing to release full-frame mirrorless cameras packed with new features.

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Qualcomm claims Apple shared tech with Intel

Qualcomm's complaint is the latest clash between the two global technology giants.

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Facebook moderator sues over 'beheading stress'

A contractor working on the social network says it does not do enough for traumatised staff.

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Should gammon slur be banned on Twitter?

Twitter asks its members to help shape new rules banning "dehumanising speech".

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Tinder tests new feature for women in India

The dating platform is testing letting women take control of sending the first message to a match.

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YouTube channel owner 'arrested over child sex abuse'

BuzzFeed claims to have a warrant suggesting the British national, 55, was arrested during a video shoot.

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Labour conference: 'Nationalise the internet' call rejected

But Labour's Angela Eagle says tech giants should work for the "common good" and not just profit.

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Instagram co-founders Systrom and Krieger leaving firm

Kevin Systrom said he and Mike Krieger wanted to "explore our curiosity and creativity".

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How translation apps are ironing out embarrassing gaffes

The goal of real-time natural language translation is getting closer, but mistakes still happen.

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Gamer with terminal cancer achieves 'Ultimate' goal

Chris Taylor who has bone cancer got to play Nintendo's Super Smash Bros. Ultimate game early following a social media campaign.

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China shuts down 4,000 websites in purge on 'improper values'

It says it targeted "harmful" online content, spreading "improper values, vulgarity or obscenity".

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3D-printed gun pioneer in jail on sex assault charge

Cody Wilson is in prison in Houston after being charged with the sexual assault of an under-age girl.

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Women seeking sperm donor online harassed

One woman says a potential donor turned out to be married and had undergone a vasectomy.

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Code-cracking WW2 Bombe operation recreated at Bletchley

Modern day codebreakers have used wartime methods to read messages scrambled by an Enigma machine.

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Tech Tent: Do the police have your biometric digits?

Zoe Kleinman explores concerns that law enforcement agencies are collecting too much biometric data.

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Instagram's IGTV recommended 'abusive' videos

Sexually suggestive clips featuring children were recommended to users, an investigation finds.

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Facebook stops sending staff to help political campaigns

The social network will no longer send employees to work at the offices of political campaigns.

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China blocks Twitch game-streaming service

The services website and app is no longer reachable from mainland China, gamers report

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Internet regulator considered for UK

The government is considering "all options" to keep UK citizens "safe" online.

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3D-printed gun pioneer Cody Wilson charged with sexual assault

Cody Wilson flew to Taiwan before he could be detained, police in Texas say.

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Vote Leave data firm hit with first ever GDPR notice

AggregateIQ is appealing against the accusation that it mishandled personal data and broke GDPR rules.

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John Hancock makes fitness tracking 'mandatory' for insurance

One of the largest life insurance providers in North America will now sell only "interactive" policies that collect health data.

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GoPro Hero 7 camera films smooth videos without gimbal

The latest action cam automatically stabilises footage to avoid the need for a separate gimbal.

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Facebook told to speed up changes or face 'sanctions'

Brussels says Facebook must improve its information flow by 31 December or face sanctions.

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Hologram phone calls - sci-fi or serious possibility?

With 5G, experts say we could enjoy virtual reality in HD on our mobiles and even project holographics.

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Equifax fined by ICO over data breach that hit Britons

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office imposes a fine of £500,000 over the 2017 breach.

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Jellyfish robots to watch over endangered coral reefs

The soft-bodied machines are designed to explore fragile marine ecosystems without causing damage.

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3D printing shop closes after accusations of idolatry

People in Kuwait are reacting on social media to news a 3D printing shop has been closed after an outcry from an Islamist cleric.

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Breck Bednar murder: Film warning of online grooming launched

Breck Bednar, 14, was groomed before being lured to his death by Lewis Daynes in 2014.

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Poor Toad: How Stormy Daniels ruined Mario Kart

When details from her tell-all memoir were published, one detail stood out.

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Sony unveils mini PlayStation Classic console

Tekken 3 and Ridge Racer are among the titles on Sony's new miniature PlayStation.

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US judge allows e-voting despite hack fears

The state of Georgia judge is "gravely concerned" about hacking - but allows e-voting to go ahead.

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Will we ever get self-healing smartphones?

How likely is it that we will see mobile phones that use self-healing materials any time soon?

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'Wild West' Bitcoin 'should be regulated'

Digital currencies pose a "litany of risks" and investors have little protection, says an MPs' committee.

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IBM launches tool aimed at detecting AI bias

IBM is launching software which will monitor algorithms in real time and highlight how they make decisions.

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Facebook job ads 'discriminated by gender'

Women in three US states were allegedly not shown job ads for certain "male-dominated professions".

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Almost half of UK internet users 'harmed' online

The range of harms include cyber-scams as well as trolling, bullying and stalking, finds an Ofcom study.

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Lyndsey Scott says models can also be coders

Former Victoria's Secret model Lyndsey Scott points out that programmers come in all shapes and sizes.

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Black chat shows prosper online

Mainstream media may struggle with diversity but black creators are making their own entertainment.

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Tackling food waste in Nigeria with an app

Nigerian tech entrepreneur Oscar Ekponimo has invented an app which will help cut down on food waste.

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Elon Musk sued for libel by British Thai cave rescuer

The billionaire had accused cave diver Vernon Unsworth of being a "child rapist", without evidence.

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TripAdvisor suspends reviews for 'Bude tunnel'

The tunnel amassed more than 160 comments, becoming the top attraction in the Cornish town of Bude.

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The rise of the payment app: 'I hardly use cash any more'

Person-to-person payment apps are rising fast in popularity around the world, but are they safe?

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Soylent meal replacement gets UK launch

The Silicon Valley drink product has changed its formula for the British market.

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Teen quizzed over 'g-force' moped YouTube stunt

Tyler Broome, 11, was spun at high speed on a park roundabout using the wheel of a moped.

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WEF: Robots 'will create more jobs than they displace'

Robots will create more jobs than they replace, although many roles will become redundant, a report says.

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Google admits changing phone settings remotely

The firm apologises after an "experiment" activates settings remotely on some Android phones

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Google bans birds on bikes from algorithm contest

The search giant launches a contest for images that can defeat its image-recognition systems.

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Amazon investigates staff bribery claims

The practice is particularly "pronounced in China", according to the Wall Street Journal.

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Cyber attack led to Bristol Airport blank screens

Bristol Airport says a "ransomware"-style attack prompted it to take screens offline for two days.

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Salesforce billionaire Marc Benioff to buy Time magazine

Marc Benioff becomes the latest tech entrepreneur to buy a media title with the $190m purchase.

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NovaSAR: UK radar satellite launches to track illegal shipping activity

The all-British NovaSAR spacecraft will monitor big stretches of ocean for suspicious shipping activity.

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North Korea claims NHS and Sony hack suspect 'doesn't exist'

The man alleged to have hacked the UK's health service and Sony Pictures is not real, says Pyongyang.

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YouTube nursery-rhyme channel with billions of views sold

The Little Baby Bum channel has racked up more than 17.5 billion views.

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Facebook UK boss: We want to give users more control

Steve Hatch says Facebook could do a "much better job" of helping users control their experience.

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Nintendo announces raft of new games for Switch console

The Japanese firm announces a range of new games for its console - as well as a new retro controller.

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Amazon chief Jeff Bezos gives $2bn to help the homeless

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos forms a charity to help the homeless and create new schools in poor areas.

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Church of England to keep Amazon shares despite Welby criticism

The Archbishop of Canterbury has attacked the tech company for "leeching off the taxpayer".

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Google defends Trump election reaction

Right-wing website Breitbart published a video of senior Google staff reacting to the Trump win.

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Women in Games: Man wins Best Presenter Award

Women in Games (WIGJ) is an organisation that promotes female talent in a male-dominated industry.

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Microsoft tests rival browser 'warnings'

Pop-up warnings about the Chrome and Firefox browsers could soon be hitting some Windows 10 users.

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Fear book: Amazon glitch mixes in L Ron Hubbard novel reviews

Reviews of a book by the founder of scientology are posted to Fear, about President Trump's White House.

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Huawei promises foldable phone within a year

The chief executive of the Chinese firm has said it is developing a device with a fold-out screen.

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No deal Brexit won't bring back mobile roaming charges - minister

Britons won't be hit with mobile phone roaming charges if the UK leaves the EU without a deal, a minister says.

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BBC solves World Cup streaming delay

Hearing neighbours cheering goals that you have not seen yet may soon be a thing of the past.

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Apple unveils next-generation Watch

Apple begins its press event by unveiling a smartwatch with a bigger screen than earlier models.

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MEPs vote to ban 'killer robots' on battlefield

The EU wants to pre-empt the development and use of weapon systems that kill without human intervention.

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Brexit: Tory MPs say technology key to avoiding hard Irish border

There is no need for physical checks, Brexiteer MPs say, if "established" procedures are used.

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European Parliament backs copyright changes

MEPs vote for new laws despite opposition from US tech firms and the musician Wyclef Jean.

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Google, Facebook, Twitter face EU fines over extremist posts

European Commission's president says tech firms should be fined if they exceed the time limit.

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Made in Chelsea star warned over Instagram advert

Louise Thompson apologises for posting an Instagram story without making it clear it was an advert.

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Vodafone broadband adverts banned for being 'misleading'

The Advertising Standards Authority says ads about speed and cuts in bills were "misleading".

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Free cash machines closing at record rate

More than 250 free-to-use cash machines are closing every month as operators shut unprofitable ones.

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Controversial EU copyright change faces key vote

A controversial vote to change how copyright works in Europe will be decided on Wednesday.

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Marshall Islands warned against adopting digital currency

The International Monetary Fund says the tiny nation should rethink adopting a digital currency.

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Kirstie Allsopp leaves Twitter over iPad smashing backlash

The presenter leaves Twitter after coming under fire when revealing she smashed her children's iPads when they broke her screen time rules.

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Google fights plan to extend 'right to be forgotten'

A law allowing individuals to ask search engines to take down information about them could be extended.

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Apple removes anti-malware apps for harvesting browser data

Apple removed the apps, from cyber-security firm Trend Micro, from the Mac app store.

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British Airways: Suspect code that hacked fliers 'found'

The code, found lurking on the British Airways website, may be how hackers stole data on 380,000 transactions.

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Kirstie Allsopp's parenting tips: 'I smashed my kids' iPads'

The presenter has offered many parenting tips over the years, unveiling her latest on Monday.

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Snap's chief strategy officer Imran Khan is leaving

Imran Khan departs after three years with the company, which is struggling to keep users.

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Alibaba's Jack Ma to step down next year

Jack Ma, one of China's richest men, will hand the reins of the firm he founded to his chief executive.

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Facebook animal trade exposed in Thailand

A wildlife trafficking watchdog says it has found hundreds of examples of animal trading.

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Russian man charged over 'massive' US hack attacks

The Russian man was extradited from Georgia to face accusations of aiding attacks on US banks.

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Russia: Google removes Putin critic's ads from YouTube

Ads by Alexei Navalny, a Russian opposition leader, are removed from YouTube ahead of local elections.

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British Airways breach: How did hackers get in?

The airline has said how hackers accessed customer data, but there are a variety of possible methods.

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Elon Musk smokes marijuana live on web show

The tech entrepreneur was offered a joint by a podcast host during filming.

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Argos launches 'voice shopping' with Google Home

The catalogue retailer is the first in the UK to offer shopping services via Google Assistant.

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Twitter bans Alex Jones and Infowars for abusive behaviour

Mr Jones is known for spreading conspiracy theories about Muslims, migrants and the Sandy Hook shooting.

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British Airways probes customer data theft

The airline says personal and financial details of customers making online bookings were compromised.

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Cryptocurrencies continue to tumble on Goldman reports

Bitcoin continues to decline, amid reports that the US bank will shelve plans to establish a crypto trading desk.

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Facebook chooses Singapore for $1bn data centre

It will be the social media giant's first such facility in Asia.

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State data to be used to limit child gamers in China

China's net giant Tencent is introducing a real-name registration system for one of its popular games.

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Twitter: Algorithms were not always impartial

Jack Dorsey denies censoring conservative voices but accepts the company "made mistakes".

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Facebook, Twitter grilled on election meddling

The social networks must explain to US Congress how they will prevent election meddling.

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Crime-hit Mobike suspends Manchester sharing scheme

Manchester is the first city among 200 worldwide to lose the Mobike service due to theft and damage.

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Elon Musk in new rant at Thai cave rescuer

The Tesla founder says UK diver Vernon Unsworth is a "child rapist" without providing evidence.

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Samsung: Time for folding smartphones

The company's head of mobile says development is "nearly concluded".

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Theranos: Scandal hit blood-testing firm to shut

Controversial US blood-testing company Theranos is to formally dissolve and pay off creditors.

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Debit card glitch means thousands charged twice

UK customers were affected after spending in shops, restaurants and other businesses a week ago.

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Amazon's market value tops $1tn

The online retail giant briefly becomes the second US-listed firm to be worth more than a trillion dollars.

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Urban wind turbine wins UK James Dyson award

A portable device that can capture wind from any direction wins coveted engineering prize.

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Lucy McHugh death: 'Challenge' over accessing Facebook information

A suspect in the murder of Lucy McHugh, 13, was jailed for withholding his Facebook password.

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Esports 'too violent' to be included in Olympics

The President of the IOC says the games are not compatible with the spirit of the Olympics.

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West Midlands chosen as 5G test area

High-speed internet connections are expected to bring ambulance video links and live streaming CCTV on buses.

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PlayStation 2 repair services close in Japan

Sony ends its repair service for the PS2 more than 18 years after the console went on sale.

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Ban on mobile phones in French Schools

The French Government has brought in a new law which means mobile phones can't be used in primary and junior schools there.

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Skype U-turns on Snapchat-like features after complaints

The messenger app has come in for criticism from its core users.

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Kevin Hart: Fans kicked out for using mobile phones at gigs

Fans have voiced their fury after being removed from Kevin Hart gigs for using their phones.

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Sajid Javid threatens tech giants over online child sex abuse

New laws could be introduced if firms don't help tackle online sexual abuse, the home secretary says.

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Ifa 2018: Glowing wall tiles respond to strokes

Tiles that change colour and respond to touch are on show at the Ifa tech show in Berlin.

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Avengers: Infinity War - How we made the VFX for Titan

Weta Digital's VFX supervisor Matt Aitken on how they made the effects on Thanos’s home planet.

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Beating the bureaucrats

Brazil has a slow, bureaucratic tech scene - but some entrepreneurs say if you persist, it pays off.

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US Open 2018: Is Amazon's first serve strong enough?

British tennis fans have complained about Amazon's US Open coverage, but the online giant is breaking new ground.

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