An Australian 16-year-old is in court following a series of intrusions into Apple's internal network.

Passengers will be scanned for explosives and weapons as they enter subway stations.

In an "emotional" newspaper interview, Elon Musk also said he takes a sedative to help him sleep.

Employees have written to the firm criticising its plans to launch a 'censored Chinese search service'.

Critics have mocked Motorola for "ripping off" Apple's design.

President Trump has signed an order reversing the long-winded process of using cyber-weapons.

A search warrant seen by Forbes magazine reveals the extent of location data the FBI wants.

Conference organiser Paddy Cosgrave initially defended her invitation to the technology summit.

A study suggests young children will trust robots and change their minds.

Official says "there is no way to verify" what object is and whether or not it may pose a danger.

The UK's competition watchdog launches an investigation into the world of celebrity endorsements.

Customers have complained about damage, which they say has been left for many days without being fixed.

More than 1,000 posts containing anti-Rohingya hate speech are found on the social network.

The InfoWars conspiracy theorist is reported to have posted a link to a video that broke Twitter's rules.

According to reports, regulators want to question executives at the firm about its privatisation plans.

A US study has tested out a suspicious object detection system based on ordinary wi-fi.

Losses mount as Uber tries to build future profits by moves into Eats and bike sharing.

A study from Associated Press suggests that users are still tracked even if they turn off location history.

An advertising agency is conducting job interviews in the video game Fortnite.

Affected account holders are seeing random film stills replacing their profile photos.

The UK advertising regulator received 280 complaints about the online giant's one-day delivery claim.

Tinder's owners are accused of undervaluing it, cheating executives out of shares worth billions.

Like zombies, malware dating from decades ago is still roaming the net looking for fresh victims.

The retail giant is running a trial in one store where shoppers scan items and pay with their phone.

Three sites offering retro games have gone offline following legal action.

Hackers can send booby-trapped faxes to gain access a computer network, researchers warn.

The technology is bringing together addicts and health workers who would otherwise struggle to meet.

The gamer says he doesn't 'play with female gamers' out of respect for his wife.

The explanation of his plan to take the electric carmaker private follows legal action by some investors.

Seatwave and Get Me In will be shut down in October in a bid to fight touts, Ticketmaster announces.

Researchers disclose an unfixed vulnerability that threatens medical devices.

Samsung's new phone comes with a stylus that can be used as a remote control to trigger photos.

The chief of Android's London engineering team shows off the operating systems new grayscale mode.

Harvard Microrobotics has created a small robot that can walk on water, dive and climb.

Online streaming has crushed Blockbuster and its last store is a reminder of a not-so-distant past.

An offshore dairy farm aims to help Rotterdam produce its own food more sustainably.

From battery-powered trucks to Formula E racing cars, electric vehicles are going mainstream around the world.

How augmented reality is giving artworks and exhibitions new dimensions.

Drones are now delivering pesticides, fertilisers and crop monitoring to farms around the world.

From no phones at dinnertime to turning it off at the checkout, here are some rules worth observing.

Searching for each letter of the alphabet can lead you to some unexpected places...

How you can correct the mistakes of robots using only brain and muscle signals.

BBC Click joined Team Dimension Data at the Tour de France to see how tech could influence the race.

BBC Click's Kate Russell with a tip on how to get the best sound from a smartphone.

The Royal Albert Hall became a massive projection screen for a light show as part of the BBC Proms.

BBC Click's Emily Bates looks at some of the week's best technology stories

The personality trait rating system helps to highlight the flaws in artificial intelligence.

A paedophile who hid his face from the camera was convicted when an expert could identify his hands.

The virtual rebuild of Kenilworth Castle has taken block enthusiasts 100 hours.

Click looks at the technology that could help you improve your game.

There's a debate in Sweden over their reliability after women reported unwanted pregnancies.