Electricity shake-up could save consumers 'up to £40bn'
New rules will encourage UK consumers to generate and store their own power, ministers say.
24.07.2017 - 01:19

World's first floating wind farm emerges off coast of Scotland
The revolutionary technology allows wind power to be harvested in waters too deep for current turbines.
23.07.2017 - 21:31

UK to bring in drone registration
Drone owners will also be required to pass a safety awareness test.
22.07.2017 - 01:07

YouTube to redirect searches for IS videos
People looking for extremist Islamist propaganda will be shown clips denouncing terrorism instead.
21.07.2017 - 14:07

C-Turtle: The landmine-detecting robot 'turtle'
The disposable robot is made from cardboard and powered by a Raspberry Pi Zero computer.
22.07.2017 - 01:14

MoneySuperMarket fined for sending seven million unwanted emails
The price comparison website sent seven million emails to people who had opted out of receiving messages.
21.07.2017 - 18:27

AI demo picks out recipes from food photos
Researchers in the US develop an algorithm that appears to have a penchant for desserts
21.07.2017 - 13:58

AlphaBay and Hansa dark web markets shut down
The AlphaBay and Hansa marketplaces were known for trade in drugs, weapons and malware.
20.07.2017 - 22:03

Newcastle University students targeted by cyber-scam
Fraudulent site takes personal details and course payments for fake university.
21.07.2017 - 14:24

Kodi magazine 'directs readers to pirate content'
The guide is being investigated by the Federation Against Copyright Theft.
20.07.2017 - 19:49

Robot 'drowns' in fountain mishap
The wheeled security robot in Washington DC tumbled into a fountain at an office building.
18.07.2017 - 14:21

Bitcoin swings as civil war looms
The Bitcoin community must agree how to tackle a slowdown in transaction times to avoid a schism.
20.07.2017 - 12:38

Google Maps adds the International Space Station
The International Space Station becomes the first "off planet" addition to the interactive tool.
20.07.2017 - 15:11

OnePlus admits 911 emergency call glitch
Its flagship OnePlus 5 phone would restart if people tried to call the emergency services.
20.07.2017 - 09:29

Dark net guns shipped in old printers
A study into the sale of firearms on the dark net finds "cause for concern" for police and government.
20.07.2017 - 12:55

Instagram tops cyber-bullying study
Seven per cent of young social media users said they had been bullied on the photo-themed app.
19.07.2017 - 01:11

Laptop ban: US lifts restrictions on Saudi Arabian flights
Saudi Arabian Airlines says US authorities have lifted restrictions on laptops in cabins at two airports.
20.07.2017 - 10:32

Google to add 'news feed' to website and app
A Facebook-style feed of news stories and videos will be rolled out across Google's services.
19.07.2017 - 15:22

Virgin complaint bans Sky broadband ad
The advert claimed Sky broadband was "super reliable", which the Advertising Standards Authority disputed.
19.07.2017 - 14:00

Is WhatsApp being censored in China?
The messaging service has faced service disruptions, but it censorship, or is there another explanation?
19.07.2017 - 07:23

Google Glass smart eyewear returns
A revamped version of the technology company's augmented-reality eyewear is to be sold by software partners.
18.07.2017 - 17:41

3D-printed drone's space station pictures and other news
BBC Click’s Nick Kwek looks at some of the best of the week's technology news stories.
21.07.2017 - 11:41

Robot rower built for Cambridge University project
Research students from Peterhouse College in Cambridge build a 'row-bot' to mimic the actions of a college rower.
19.07.2017 - 09:52

Meet Rob Spence, the film-maker with the camera eye
Film-maker Rob Spence used his bionic eye to record a mini documentary about cyborgs.
20.07.2017 - 01:13

Would using an eye scanner make mobile banking secure?
TSB customers will be able to try out iris scanning technology to access their bank account.
20.07.2017 - 05:39

WhatsApp video messages 'blocked' in China
Chinese authorities also appear to have stopped users sending photos and voice messages.
20.07.2017 - 01:25

Hands-on with the sci-fi shooter Destiny 2 Beta
A pre-release online beta where fans can experience how the new game plays has been released.
19.07.2017 - 01:14

Living dragonfly drones take flight
Researchers hope to use the insect to get to areas larger drones cannot reach.
10.07.2017 - 02:07

The house being built by robots and 3D printers
A three-storey house is being designed, planned and built predominately by robots and 3D printers.
06.07.2017 - 01:02

Driving a car made from biodegradable materials
The four-seater car is made from sugar beet, coated with flax and mixed with bio-plastic.
01.07.2017 - 04:18

3D-printed structures change shape when heated
The 3D-printed structures that could be used for space missions or heart surgery.
05.07.2017 - 01:10

Who is the laziest?
How live streaming of player data is giving sports fans unprecedented levels of analysis.
21.07.2017 - 01:05

Chatbot docs
Could health apps and AI-powered chatbots replace your traditional local doctor?
18.07.2017 - 01:28

Overwatch's ambition
Activision Blizzard reveals who has spent about $20m to buy the first Overwatch League teams.
12.07.2017 - 14:00

Liar! Liar!
False news stories have plagued the internet, but are apps and algorithms the best way to spot them?
14.07.2017 - 01:22

Far from crude
How oil firms are using ever more ingenious ways to find and extract crude oil.
13.07.2017 - 01:25

Net neutrality battle
Some internet giants and activists will participate in a day of action to oppose changes to net neutrality rules.
10.07.2017 - 02:10

Guiding lights
Can girlguiding encourage more girls to take up science, technology, economics and maths?
11.07.2017 - 01:14

Countdown to D-Day
The EU General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR) start next year, but many firms are ill prepared.
07.07.2017 - 01:06

Intelligent energy
Future Energy: How artificial intelligence can be used to make power stations run more efficiently.
06.07.2017 - 01:12

F1 tech for babies
F1 tech has influenced sectors from aeronautics to public transport - now healthcare is benefiting.
04.07.2017 - 01:04

‘Smart’ vending machine could sell alcohol and ammunition
The machine uses biometric security to verify users have the right to buy its products.
14.07.2017 - 01:18

Can app for blind people guess Rory’s mood?
BBC Technology correspondent Rory Cellan-Jones tries out Microsoft's new 'Seeing AI' app for the visually impaired.
12.07.2017 - 14:31

Skype backlash: 'Worst update ever'
A new version of Skype is receiving very poor reviews on app stores.
06.07.2017 - 19:05

Sight-loss simulator helps design buildings
The virtual reality software aims to help architects consider people with sight loss.
07.07.2017 - 10:53