Facebook reveals most-seen posts are inane questions, not politics
"Does sugar go in spaghetti?" is among the US's top posts, as Facebook [...]
Cuba tightens control of internet after protests
Critics say the new rules are aimed at stifling dissent following mass anti-government [...]
Apple censors engraving service, report claims
Apple restricts the engraving of political phrases in China, Hong Kong and Taiwan, [...]
The little-known human stories behind emoji designs
The surprising story of how some tiny characters ended up on billions of [...]
Twitter tests ‘misleading’ post report button for first time
Many large social media firms have been accused of not doing enough to [...]
Mastercard to end magnetic strip on cards
The company sets an expiry date of 2033 for the decades-old technology.
New police CCTV use rules criticised as bare bones
However, the guidelines empowered police and maintained public trust, the Home Office says.
Hydrogen power offers jobs boost, says government
Kick-starting a hydrogen industry could attract billions in investment, the UK government says.
Twitter’s new design to get fix after headache complaints
Unveiled last week, the redesign involved high-contrast colours and a custom-designed font, Chirp.
Internet revamp for the humble landline
The UK plans to make all landlines into internet-based connections over the next [...]