Amazon Web Services Amazon heads off facial recognition rebellionbbc.co.uk - By Leo Kelion Shareholders seeking to halt Amazon's sale of its facial recognition technology to US police forces have been defeated in two votes that sought to pressure the company into a rethink.
Technology Google's Ad Exchange faces privacy probe by Irish regulatorbbc.co.uk The Irish Data Protection Commission (DPC) has started an inquiry into the way that Google provides advertising services across the European Union.
Apple Apple to warn iPhone users about update impactbbc.co.uk Apple has pledged to warn iPhone owners if a software update is likely to slow down the device or affect battery life.
Electronic Arts EA shows off its next-generation hairbbc.co.uk Gaming giant EA has been showing off its next-generation hair-rendering capability in a blog post.
Laptops Would you pay $1m for a laptop full of malware?bbc.co.uk A laptop deliberately infected with six notorious strains of malware, including WannaCry and ILoveYou, is being auctioned in the US as an art project.
Tesla Tesla 'hires' witty museum sheep tweeterbbc.co.uk - By Dhruti Shah What happens when you post a picture of "an absolute unit" of a sheep to your work Twitter account and it then gets picked up by Elon Musk - also known as the 25th most powerful person in the world?
Huawei Huawei: ARM memo tells staff to stop working with China’s tech giantbbc.co.uk - By Dave Lee UK-based chip designer ARM has told staff it must suspend business with Huawei, according to internal documents obtained by the BBC.
5G EE to launch UK's first 5G service in Maybbc.co.uk - By Jane Wakefield EE will switch on its 5G service in six UK cities on 30 May, the first mobile network in the UK to do so.
Drones Drone flown 'within 150ft' of passenger jet off Essex coastbbc.co.uk A drone and passenger jet that came within 150ft (46m) of each other were at "serious risk of collision", a report has said.
Houses If a house was designed by machine, how would it look?bbc.co.ukThis house was designed using algorithms and machines. They chose complex, organic-looking forms, which were stronger and more efficient than straight lines. Will all the houses of the future look like
Technology How computing's first 'killer app' changed everythingbbc.co.uk - By Tim Harford In 1978, a Harvard Business School student named Dan Bricklin was sitting in a classroom, watching his accounting lecturer filling in rows and columns on the blackboard.
Technology TalkTalk data breach customer details found onlinebbc.co.uk TalkTalk failed to inform 4,545 customers their personal information, including bank account details, were stolen as part of the 2015 data breach.
Facebook Ads European elections 2019: Change UK increases Facebook ad spendbbc.co.uk Change UK has spent more than twice as much on Facebook ads in the last week as other parties standing in this week's European elections.
Technology Bleach peddled as 'miracle' autism cure on YouTubebbc.co.uk Hundreds of videos that promote bleach as a cure for autism have been discovered on YouTube.
Cambridge University Driverless cars: Cambridge University model cars 'talk' to avoid jamsbbc.co.ukA fleet of 16 miniature cars have been programmed to communicate with each other to avoid traffic jams. Researchers at Cambridge University set up a track and stopped one of the driverless cars, blocking
Technology Female-voice AI reinforces bias, says UN reportbbc.co.uk AI-powered voice assistants with female voices are perpetuating harmful gender biases, according to a UN study.
Abortion Google changes policy on abortion advertisingbbc.co.uk Google will require advertisers who wish to run ads about abortion to apply for approval first, according to a change in the company's policy.
Chinese Communist Party US warns of threat from Chinese drone companiesbbc.co.uk The US government has issued an alert warning that Chinese-made drones could pose a cyber-espionage risk to American businesses and other organisations that use them.
Apple Over The Rainbow composer sues Apple and other tech firms for piracybbc.co.uk - By Mark Savage The estate of Harold Arlen - who wrote such American songbook classics as Over The Rainbow and Get Happy - is suing some of the world's biggest tech firms.
Instagram Instagram: Facebook probes breach of millions of influencer accountsbbc.co.uk Photo sharing site Instagram says it is trying to find out how contact details of almost 50 million of its users was stored online in an unguarded database.
Minecraft Minecraft: 10 years on, what's next?bbc.co.ukTen years since Minecraft was first released and became a runaway success, Radio 1 Newsbeat’s Steffan Powell has been behind the scenes to find out what the next ten years might hold. With tough competition
Huawei Ren Zhengfei says US government 'underestimates' Huaweibbc.co.uk Huawei founder Ren Zhengfei has remained defiant towards US moves against his company, saying the US "underestimates" its abilities.
News (Wales) Police facial recognition surveillance court case startsbbc.co.uk - By Clive Coleman The first major legal challenge to police use of automated facial recognition surveillance begins in Cardiff later.
Technology Teaching machines to write better adverts than humansbbc.co.uk - By Ana Nicolaci da Costa Machines are now writing advertising copy as well as basic news reports, but are their efforts any good and can they be taught to be more inventive?
Dementia Are barcodes the way to protect dementia patients?bbc.co.uk - By Ian Rose Each year in Japan thousands of elderly people with dementia go missing, hundreds are never found alive again.
Tetris Playing Tetris by committee with multiple playersbbc.co.ukOctopad is an eight player controller linked to an old Nintendo Entertainment System. It enables games like Tetris and Super Mario Bros to be played by eight people at once rather than just a single player.
Technology Electric cars still need to win over UK driversbbc.co.uk - By Simon Browning Only one in four people would consider buying a fully electric car in the next five years.
Health (UK) Artificial intelligence diagnoses lung cancerbbc.co.uk - By James Gallagher Artificial intelligence is better than specialist doctors at diagnosing lung cancer, a US study suggests.
Google Duo Huawei's Android loss: How it affects youbbc.co.uk - By Leo Kelion The restrictions being placed on Huawei's access to the Android operating system will cast a long shadow over Tuesday's launch of the Chinese company's latest handsets.
