Pigs Pigs' emotions could be read by new farming technologybbc.co.uk - BBC NewsFarmers could soon get a better understanding of how pigs are feeling thanks to artificial intelligence. The technology, which is in its early stages, scans the animals' faces to try and identify whether
Facial Recognition Facial recognition technology aims to cut passport queue timesbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsMillions of passengers pass through UK airports every year, and those numbers are projected to double by 2050. New technology has been developed that uses a combination of facial recognition technology
Beijing Bionic seagull takes flight in Beijingbbc.co.uk - BBC News A robot bird is one of the innovations on show at the World Robot Conference in Beijing.
Technology Android ditches desserts as Q becomes 10bbc.co.uk - BBC News The next version of the Android operating system (OS) will not be named after a dessert or sweet treat, ending a tradition that started in 2009.
Xbox Microsoft halts listening in to Xbox gamersbbc.co.uk - BBC News Microsoft has said that it will stop listening in to Xbox users, saying it was "no longer necessary".
Fake News Fake news 'reinforced by false memories'bbc.co.uk - BBC News A study into false memories highlights the risks of "fake news" spreading via social media.
Apple Card Apple Card can be damaged by wallets and jeansbbc.co.uk - BBC News Apple has advised owners of its new credit card to keep it away from leather and denim.
GCSEs GCSEs: StudyTube revision videos got me through examsbbc.co.uk - BBC News Watching someone else revising for hours might not sound like the best use of time.
UK News Contactless cards could get fingerprint upgradebbc.co.uk - BBC NewsNew technology that could give a further layer of security when using a bank card has been trialled. A fingerprint reader is built into the card itself. It stores the details of your fingerprint and checks
FlipboardIcon version of the Flipboard logoDebit Cards Testing the debit card with a fingerprint sensorbbc.co.uk - BBC NewsNew technology that could give a further layer of security when using a bank card has been trialled. A fingerprint reader is built into the card itself. It stores the details of your fingerprint and checks
Robotics Robot battles wrongly banned for 'animal cruelty'bbc.co.uk - BBC News YouTube has restored some videos of robots fighting after wrongly removing hundreds for displaying a "deliberate infliction of animal suffering or the forcing of animals to fight".
Mozilla Google and Mozilla move to stop Kazakhstan 'snooping'bbc.co.uk - BBC News Google and Mozilla have moved to block the Kazakhstan government from intercepting internet traffic.
Jofra Archer Ashes 2019: Jofra Archer appeals for Fortnite help before third Ashes Testbbc.co.ukEngland bowler Jofra Archer is, rightfully, cricketer of the moment. He's the man who bowled England to win the Cricket World Cup in the breathtaking Super Over, who is revitalising fast bowling and who
Technology Australia using drones to spot crocodiles near swimmersbbc.co.uk - BBC News Drones using artificial intelligence to detect crocodiles near swimmers are being used in Queensland, Australia.
Technology Biostar 2: Suprema plays down fingerprint leak reportsbbc.co.uk - BBC News A biometric-security company has played down reports its software exposed "a million" fingerprints, making them vulnerable to hackers on the web.
Walmart Tesla sued by Walmart over solar panel firesbbc.co.uk - BBC News US supermarket chain Walmart is suing Tesla's energy division, after solar panels on seven of its stores caught fire.
UK News Millions of old gadgets 'stockpiled in drawers'bbc.co.uk - Victoria Gill "Ten phones, two laptops, digital cameras... all just sitting here. We're not dealing with it." Louise Lewis is surveying a collection of old gadgets that have piled up in her home.
RFID The Cold War spy technology which we all usebbc.co.uk - Tim Harford Moscow, 4 August, 1945. The European chapter of World War Two was over, and the US and the USSR were pondering their future relationship.
Success #BulletJournal: Seven million beautiful ways to save moneybbc.co.uk - Victoria Park Many of us might not have heard of bullet journals but they are at the heart of a trend that has been growing significantly over the past year.
Technology Barclays tops list of banks with most IT shutdownsbbc.co.uk - Simon Read Long-suffering bank customers are facing an average of 10 digital banking shutdowns a month, according to new figures.
Technology Ready to upgrade? What to do about your old phonebbc.co.uk - BBC NewsMost people like a phone upgrade but your unwanted devices often contain a wealth of natural materials that the planet is running out of. As well as metals like gold and platinum, some phones contain which
Success 'I bought a house thanks to my bullet journal'bbc.co.uk - BBC NewsBullet journals. Are they beautifully illustrated to-do list or money-saving tools? More than seven million people have shared the hashtags #bulletjournal or #bujo on Instagram. And one bullet journalist
Sign Language Google sign language AI turns hand gestures into speechbbc.co.uk - BBC News Google says it has made it possible for a smartphone to interpret and "read aloud" sign language.
UK News Racist abuse: footballers should boycott social media, says Phil Nevillebbc.co.ukEngland women's manager Phil Neville said footballers should "boycott" social media to send a "powerful message" that abuse is not acceptable. Neville's comments come after Manchester United midfielder
Reddit Reddit plans short video-streaming trialbbc.co.uk - BBC News Social news site Reddit is running a five-day trial of live video streaming.
PewDiePie PewDiePie and Marzia Bisognin marry at Kew Gardensbbc.co.uk - BBC News YouTube star PewDiePie has married his girlfriend Marzia Bisognin after eight years together.
UK News Lightning strike 'partly to blame' for power cutbbc.co.uk - Ian Westbrook A lightning strike and the sudden loss of two large electricity generators caused nearly a million people to lose power in England and Wales earlier this month, an interim report has found.
Technology 'World's oldest webcam' to be switched offbbc.co.uk - BBC News The world's oldest continuously working webcam is being switched off after 25 years.
