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Rickroll meme helps Never Gonna Give You Up reach new heights.

Apps focused on "compensated sexual relationships" will be prohibited from 1 September.

The UK operator is known for some of the biggest commercial spacecraft in the sky. That's changing.

The number of coronavirus alerts hits a new record, with nearly 690,000 sent in England and Wales.

Amazon tells customers older Kindles might lose their ability to connect online.

A record number of alerts are being sent by the NHS Covid app.

Festivals, DJs and musicians are all using new tech to entertain fans and make money during Covid.

Naíscoil na Seolta, east Belfast's first Irish language pre-school, was due to open at Braniel Primary.

The online streaming firm is the latest company to make Covid jabs mandatory for workers.

A new legal action seeks compensation for all UK Android users who buy apps on Google Play.

'Devious' sites which charge money for a free passenger locator form top search engine results.

The technology giant said on Wednesday that the third and fourth quarters would see advertising sales drop.

Employees of the company behind Call of Duty are angry over allegations of sexism and harassment.

The artist, who uses the online alias Shamook, has been recruited by Industrial Light and Magic.

A former police captain turned eBay employee harassed critics of the online-auction company.

Anna-Sophie Harling will have responsibility over how big technology companies regulate harmful speech.

The Royal Navy and merchant fleet have no back-up if navigation systems are disrupted, experts warn.

An issue affecting Sky broadband and phone customers is resolved.