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Controversial data-crunching firm Palantir's deal with the UK health service is under the spotlight.

The South Korean carmaker is replacing batteries for huge numbers of Kona electric cars.

The art project, which is using a quadruped Spot robot, has been criticised by maker Boston Dynamics

The new social-media app has already attracted huge names - and been banned in several countries.

Launched in the 1980s the Computer Literacy Project helped people understand the world of computing.

The technology giant has bought around 100 companies in six years, chief executive Tim Cook has revealed.

The boss of the UK's competition watchdog says tech giants have too much share of the online ad market.

Prices have been anchored at £9.99 for years, and Spotify says the situation isn't likely to change.

It is another blow for Alphabet-owned Sidewalk Labs which cancelled a project in Toronto last year.

The games giant says PSVR2 will feature a less-cluttered set-up and numerous visual improvements.

Devices in more than 150 countries are infected - but researchers still do not know why.

New products include a phone that fully charges in 20 minutes and an under-screen selfie camera.

Facebook will reverse a decision to block access to news content, Australia's government says.

The medical cargo is being carried up to 40 miles in hard-to-reach parts of Argyll and Bute.

A user has been banned for streaming audio from multiple Clubhouse chatrooms onto their website.

The audio streaming company wants to extend its global reach to include more than a billion extra people.

How virtual artworks allow you to see anything from the sun to a giant spider in your own home.

A recently reformed criminal shares how he ran romance scams to serve as a warning to others.

Apps that offer to track your carbon footprint are becoming more common, but are they any good?

A London vicar says he was "called by God" to create the virtual 'Church of Chat'.