In December 1992, the first SMS text message was sent to a mobile phone by an engineer in Berkshire.

EU airlines will be able to install equipment that lets them provide 5G on board planes by June 2023.

Some users are finding the next generation of mobile internet slow and patchy, three years after it launched.

Elon Musk confirmed the rapper had violated Twitter's rules around inciting violence.

World’s richest man’s company is involved in a trial to get isolated areas of the UK connected to the internet.

Sam Bankman-Fried says he has almost no money left after the collapse of the crypto exchange.

The Twitter boss says he met Apple's chief Tim Cook after he criticised the company.

The measure permits police to deploy robots equipped with explosives in extreme circumstances.

The platform is said to be hosting hundreds of videos that celebrate the Russian Wagner group.

The agreement is expected to improve cooperation on cyber security, AI and new technologies.

As part of the Online Safety Bill, all sites that publish pornography will have to age-check their users.

Apple has warned shipments of the iPhone 14 would be delayed due to Covid-19 restrictions.

The Twitter website says it stopped enforcing its misleading information policy on 23 November.

Minister denies weakening the Online Safety Bill after dropping the "legal but harmful" material measures.

The collapse of FTX had already forced BlockFi to suspend most activity on its platform.

Elon Musk says Apple has cut Twitter advertising and has threatened to remove it from the app store.

Phone numbers and email addresses of up to 533m users appeared on an online hacking forum.

Three women share their stories of how being on Twitter has changed their lives for the better.

On its 25th anniversary, an early GTA producer reveals the trials faced by its original developers.

Several accounts - including Donald Trump's - have already been reinstated by the multi-billionaire.

How the former US president might lose money if he starts tweeting.

Owners of some Mercedes electric cars in the US can soon pay a $1,200 annual fee to speed up faster.

It comes after protests broke out at the world's largest iPhone factory over pay and work conditions.

Children's access to video games has been strictly rationed in China because of addiction concerns,

The campaign impersonated media outlets and activists but had "little or no engagement", Meta says.

Meta's independent appeals body criticises the decision to remove the video and says it must be reinstated.

The UK competition watchdog launches a market investigation into cloud gaming and mobile browsers.

South African software developers discuss what it means to them to do business in the country.

Videos showed workers marching, with some confronted by people in hazmat suits and riot police.

Two of Twitter's most important civil rights partners criticise reinstatement of Trump and West accounts

Chief executive Elon Musk said he "had no mercy" for anyone using children's deaths for political gain.

US air regulators said they would add flying taxis to the list of regulated aircraft.

Indians are among thousands of educated and skilled immigrant workers laid off by US tech giants.

FTX owes about $1.45bn to its top 10 creditors, according to its US bankruptcy court filings.

The former US president's account is reinstated - but he says he sees no reason to return.

The BBC's technology editor looks at claims that Twitter may be heading for calamity.

It comes amid reports that large numbers of workers have resigned from the social media platform.

It is the first time a meat product grown in a lab has been cleared for human consumption in the US.

John Ray says there was a "complete absence of trustworthy financial information" at the company.

The country wants retired military personnel to help boost production at the plant in Zhengzhou.

A number of Activision Blizzard titles will disappear, following the end of an arrangement with publisher NetEase.

An animated video of a meteor shower shared by Mary McIntyre was banned by Twitter's automated tools.

Thousands of redundancies have been announced by some of the largest firms in the industry.

PewDiePie's almost 10 years of dominance have come to an end, as MrBeast reaches 112 million subscribers.

Social-media users share photos appearing to show damage to the cable supplied with the Nvidia RTX 4090.

Elon Musk says workers at the social media firm must be "hardcore" if they want to stay, reports say.

The boss of Uber UK says just as many people are using the app, despite the cost-of-living crisis.

The firm struggled to compete with rivals as well as facing pressure to improve workers' conditions.

This week it was reported that the firm is planning to cut 10,000 jobs, around 3% of its office staff.

Experts and watchdogs warn UK investors that when crypto firms fail, getting money back is unlikely.

Many young Indians who've lost their jobs are looking for ways to air their frustration and build support.

The technology company tracked users' locations despite them opting out, a US investigation found.

The boss of Binance tells the G20 the collapse of a rival exchange shows crypto needs regulations.

A police investigation is launched after the personal details of sexual abuse victims appear online.

How a crypto empire built on video game battles and beanbags came crashing down.

The reductions could affect about 10,000 people at the e-commerce giant, reports suggested.

Blue tick accounts impersonating major brands, politicians and celebrities have appeared on the platform.

Ros Atkins looks at the twists and turns of Elon Musk’s early days in charge of the social media platform.

Google engineer develops technology to help identify Holocaust victims in archive photos.

Authorities say they know the names of cyber-criminals behind "morally reprehensible" hack.

The comic will front a stand-up special as Netflix begins to experiment with screening live events.

Why users of Russia's top search engine are unlikely to get to the truth about the war in Ukraine.

One user told the BBC he was able to lodge a withdrawal request on the beleaguered exchange.

The warning from a US regulator came as Mr Musk reportedly warned bankruptcy is not out of the question for Twitter.

The boss of the social media firm also warns workers to prepare for "difficult times", reports say.

The studio behind God of War: Ragnarok on its hopes for more accessible blockbuster games in future.

The US president was asked whether Saudi Arabia helping the Tesla boss to buy Twitter should be probed.

Chief executive Mark Zuckerberg said it was one of the most difficult changes in Meta's history.

Police say they are seizing 3D printed weapons in greater numbers in the UK.

The staff tell the BBC they are insulted after receiving an email about the need for cost cutting.

Twitter's owner responds to Chris Heaton-Harris after fake resignation rumours about the Tory MP.

FTX struck a bailout deal with larger rival Binance as it faced a "significant liquidity crunch".

Privacy campaign group Big Brother Watch has asked the UK privacy watchdog to investigate PimEyes.

It comes less than two weeks after the world's richest man completed his $44bn takeover of Twitter.

James Zhong pleads guilty to the 2012 hack as police find stash of 50,000 Bitcoin.

The Taiwanese technology giant says it will invest up to $170m in Ohio-based Lordstown Motors.

The FBI says ex-social media star Hushpuppi is one of the world's most high-profile money launderers.

The company faces difficult economic conditions and is investing heavily in its metaverse push.

The recall affects the 2017-21 Model S and Model X vehicles.

Users changing their date of birth to that of an adult can upload a video of themselves to prove their age.

Elon Musk's first week-and-a-half at Twitter has been a rollercoaster of big changes.

The little-known social network's user base has swelled after Elon Musk's takeover of Twitter.

The site's new owner says accounts failing to specify they are parodies will be permanently suspended.

Corporations, speculators and individuals have spent nearly $2bn (£1.75bn) on virtual plots.

Hundreds affected by Twitter's worldwide job cuts have three days to elect a representative.

The Chinese-owned platform said the policy is "based on a demonstrated need to do their job".

The UK's first Apple retail workers union has been formed, following US action.

The number of paid subscriptions to the dating app rose sharply in July to September.

Technology used in the Manchester Arena to find weapons has limitations, according to a report.

The director of Visit Halland says the region's hashtag is now filled with photos of the footballer.

The move may have an impact on production of the new iPhone 14, which is made at Foxconn's factory.

Twitter's former global communications head tells BBC News he is worried about Elon Musk's plans.

Ofcom is consulting on changes to telecoms rules that could see fax machines become obsolete.

Critics say the change could make it harder for people to find reliable sources on the social media site.

The Digital Markets Act designed to curb the market power of big-tech is starting to come into force.

The multi-billionaire has cemented his control over the company by becoming its chief executive.

Some have received a message saying their account has been stopped for 30 days.

Immature biometric technologies are as unscientific as the magic sorting hat in Harry Potter., the ICO warns.

Video shared online shows people jumping a fence to escape the plant, owned by Foxconn, in Zhengzhou.