Nintendo reveals a mixed-reality version of its top-selling game, but is it more than a gimmick?

Some owners of Apple's new phones get an error message when trying to run the contact-tracing app.

One head teacher says he was "flattened" when the 61 laptops he was expecting was cut to 13.

Boris Johnson's techno-optimism ignores the need for big societal changes, experts warn.

Mr Lee helped to grow his father's small trading business into a global industrial powerhouse.

The software should be able to speed up the time in takes to separate truth from fiction.

A man has made a Google map showing businesses offering free food for children during half term.

An alert issued via the app will not mean the recipient can claim a payment for self-isolating.

The troubled French contact-tracing app has a new name, but suffers teething issues.

The machine learning system analysed speech patterns to predict who would develop the disease

Chinese firm says its new phones are powered by the world's fastest mobile processor.

The rAInbow chatbot learns people's behaviour to help detect whether users are in an abusive relationship.

BBC Click’s Jen Copestake looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week.

The grime star tells the BBC that video games can be a platform to speak out against injustice.

Two survivors of domestic abuse explain how technology was used by an abusive partner against them.

Artificial intelligence is helping produce a new kind of feed for farmyard chickens.

Economist John List had a bad ride with Uber and never got an apology, so he showed them the best way to do it.

There are a growing number of apps that promise to help with sexual wellbeing, but are they effective?

Among the horrors of 2020, one small green hero has emerged to bring brief moments of joy.

Two women explain how their partners turned internet-connected gadgets into a means of control.

Remote-controlled vehicles are becoming increasingly common in the workplace.

A chip-making process pioneered in the Netherlands will let smartphones take the next leap forward.