Amazon has unveiled a microwave that can be controlled using its Alexa voice assistant.

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

The latest action cam automatically stabilises footage without separate equipment.

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

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

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

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

The UK's Information Commissioner's Office imposes a fine of £500,000 on Equifax.

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

Magic Leap's new mixed reality headset is available to developers in the US - but how does the device compare to what's already available?

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

BBC Chris Foxx takes Segway's new self-balancing e-skates out for a test run.

The world's two bestselling television-makers are showing off rival 8K screens at the Ifa tech show in Berlin.

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

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

China's Beidou is being used in everything from ploughing to precision missiles, but can it go global?

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

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

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

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

How a city best known for pizza, football and crime is embracing tech to revive its fortunes.

As the UK looks at developing more trade deals outside the EU after Brexit, its increasing ties with Israel could provide the model.

China, the US and the UK are all vying to dominate the market for next-generation mobile networks.

A perfect storm of factors led the social media giant to be used to spread hate against Muslims.

Specialised printers are helping to create organic replacement body parts more quickly and safely.

Apple and Amazon have seen their market value top $1tn, but will their growth continue to accelerate?

As disinformation tools get smarter, some are finding ways to spot the fakes before they get shared.

Dating apps are hugely popular around the world, but some think they're making many of us unhappy.

Quantum computers promise to be blisteringly fast, helping us solve many of the world's problems.

Researchers at MIT have created an artificial intelligence that makes editing your pictures simpler.

ZeroVision emits smoke as part of a smart home security system.

BBC Click's Lara Lewington looks at some of the week's best technology stories.

Germany's Therme Erding water park is offering virtual reality headsets to riders of its waterslides.

How does the GoPro Hero 7 compare to last year's model - and can it turn the company around?

The game imagines a dystopian post-Brexit future where citizens of European heritage are exiled.

The electric cars with stored power that could be transferred to a dwelling.

Researchers in the US are using artificial intelligence to develop new video games.

A catwalk show at London Fashion Week has divided opinions about the future of fashion.

A biotechnology firm is developing ways of growing salad crops without soil, rain or sunshine.