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Women are significantly under-represented in gaming, leaving some people with "no-one to look up to".

A report by Ofcom also found that 3-8 year olds are watching YouTube for eight hours a week on average.

Google-owner Alphabet shares details of YouTube's ad business for the first time.

The latest wave of emoji have arrived, and one particular 'Italian' icon is raising questions.

Chinese phone-maker TCL will no longer produce BlackBerry-branded smartphones.

Two Uber drivers transported a passenger infected with coronavirus around Mexico City.

A Californian man admits hacking into Nintendo servers and possessing child abuse images.

Aerial footage shows the construction of Huoshenshan hospital, built to treat coronavirus patients.

Insiders say the tempo of games has become faster and there is more emphasis on player skill.

Deep underneath the streets of the capital is a hidden network, powering the network.

Platforms are increasing efforts to block false information as the outbreak spreads and fear grows.

Kara Henry explains how Instagram accounts are using images of her eating disorder to promote weight loss.

The decision will anger Apple which has argued against such a decision.

The messaging app will become obsolete on older operating systems from 1 Feb.

BBC Click's Marc Cieslak looks at some of the week's best technology stories.

Judges says data protection laws need to be enacted to safeguard a wealth of sensitive information.

Mr Musk posted a teaser picture of himself in a studio shortly before sharing the track, which he wrote.

Moscow is rapidly expanding its use of live facial recognition technology.