A weakness in some Virgin Media routers also affects routers by other providers, experts warn.

On the Tech Tent podcast this week, we explore the stunning resignation of Uber chief executive Travis Kalanick.

An update to Snapchat lets people search for schools and see pictures posted by children inside.

Move is a response to UK government criticism that the firm doesn't do enough to curb online hate.

Teams around the world are competing to develop tablet software to replace a teacher in developing countries.

Australian police cancelled hundreds of speeding fines after noting their systems were infected.

The company tells 800,000 customers with Super Hub 2 routers to change their passwords immediately.

Confidential data about medical conditions and tests will no longer appear in search results.

He apologises for causing any offence after saying he finds a male voice more trustworthy on Siri.

Three years after its high-profile launch, Nick D'Aloisio's News Digest app is being shut down.

Rail ticket machines across the UK fell out of service during the morning commute.

Enrique Peña Nieto says his government did not use spyware against journalists, lawyers and activists.

The private instant messaging app is surging in popularity as a way to share and discuss the news.

Launch sees five titles made available but more will appear every fortnight.

Clash follows reports of Walmart asking IT suppliers not to use Amazon's cloud computing service.

The popular Instagram figure was struck in the chest and died of a heart attack, French media say.

How Facebook's new initiative plans to tackle extremist and hate speech online.

Virgin Media is warning its customers to change the password on their internet routers. A Which? investigation found its Super Hub 2 router is vulnerable to hackers.

Abhishek Singh was testing out the Microsoft Hololens headset when he came up with the idea.

BBC Click's Kathleen Hawkins looks at some of the best of the week's technology news stories

The tiny satellite was designed by Rifath Sharrook, 18, and manufactured using a 3-D printer.

More than a billion biometric cards have been issued, but the scheme is deeply controversial.

It seemed like a vision of the future - but China's "straddling bus" is being scrapped for good.

The scooter reached speeds of up to 70mph during track testing.

Crowdfunded Makerbuino lets children build their own handheld games consoles.

Twitch viewers can vote on stocks and those with the most votes are automatically purchased.

Yuma Soerianto, a 10-year-old app developer from Melbourne, Australia, was the youngest attendee at Apple's developers' conference this week.

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

About two billion people have no insurance, but "pay-by-mobile" policies are growing in popularity.

China consumes more electricity than any other country but is also the world's biggest solar energy producer.

Connected cars are becoming the norm, but how secure are they and how safe is our personal data?

New Minority Report-style "nerve centres" combine data and predictive policing after massive increase in homicides.

From Spacewar! to Pokemon Go, video games have created jobs, made money and driven technology forward.

A security weakness in Gary Berman's home network may have lost him a $400,000 contract.

How can cities improve air quality with cleaner fuels?

Dave Lee checks in to a virtual reality psychiatric hospital, in a new video game.

Blind gamer takes on the biggest games developers to make gaming accessible to all.

Nintendo hopes a new Super Mario game will keep up the momentum of its new Switch console.

The BBC was given the first look at the Xbox One X - a souped-up version of Microsoft's latest console.