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Apple to swap 'faulty' iPhone 6S batteries

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Apple is offering to replace the batteries of a "small number" of iPhone 6S phones with a fault that makes them unexpectedly shut down.

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Drink-drive VR video simulates car crash

A virtual reality video simulating a car crash from drink driving is released by a major drinks maker.

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BT faces 4G Ofcom auction challenge

Ofcom has proposed a cap on some of the newly available 4G spectrum it is preparing for auction, which would prevent BT from bidding.

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Fresh blow to China's troubled tech giant

India cash crunch boosts mobile payments

  • 21 November 2016
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Facebook to expand UK team by 500

  • 21 November 2016
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Features & Analysis

Zuckerberg the politician

Facebook's founder is learning some hard lessons about power

Dave Lee North America technology reporter
  • 19 November 2016
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Girl coders

How toys are teaching kids new skills

  • 18 November 2016
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Donald Trump's "hidden" Facebook army

  • 15 November 2016

How's your heart?

The mobile health devices that could save thousands of lives

  • 15 November 2016
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Boats and bananas

How the cargo industry uses tech to stay afloat

  • 11 November 2016
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Hands off!

France's privacy row over mass ID database

  • 8 November 2016
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Our Experts

Tech Tent: Truth and hate in an online world

This week's Tech Tent looks at fake news, online hate and mobile subscriptions in Africa.

18 November 2016
Rory Cellan-Jones Technology correspondent

Facebook fake news row: Mark Zuckerberg is a politician now

Whether he wanted to or not, Facebook's founder is learning some hard lessons about what it means to hold power and be accountable.

19 November 2016
Dave Lee North America technology reporter

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