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The high price and two-hour battery life raise questions about how popular the new device will be.

The new game's character creator mode has got people talking, but does it hit the mark for players?

The streaming service says it has developed technology that will allow it to identify cloned voices.

A mum says a virtual reality headset gives her a new understanding of her girl's visual impairment.

A university has programmed a robotic chef to make eight simple salad recipes using videos.

The conviction of Luke Cassidy is showcased in a new BBC Two programme.

Thomas Hardye School in Dorchester was the victim of a cyber attack which disabled its IT systems.

The tech giant used data collected from child Xbox users without telling parents, US regulators say.

It is estimated that 90% of hard drives are destroyed. Why aren't more wiped and reused?

US financial regulators say Binance mishandled customer funds and ignored US laws.

Staff at multiple organisations are warned of a payroll data breach after an IT supplier is hacked.

The former head of advertising at NBCUniversal is starting earlier than expected.

Linda Yaccarino has started her new post as chief executive of Twitter, a few weeks ahead of schedule.

Christine Grayson, 60, of York, was sentenced to 12 months in prison at Leeds Crown Court.

Scams are becoming more common, with fraudsters charging up to £4,000 per paper, exam boards warn.

Viewers have a number of glossy dating shows to choose from - Love Island is just one of them.

Yoshikazu Higashitani, aka GaaSyy, returns to Japan months after Tokyo police issued his arrest warrant.

Researchers have cited the plot of Pixar's WALL-E in a series of AI "disaster scenarios".

Exeter College bosses said colleges have a role in maintaining the momentum of the esports movement.