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Natural disasters have spurred some communities and homeowners to generate their own electricity.

More than 90 images and videos were leaked from the franchise's next instalment, developer Rockstar confirms.

She has got thousands of followers, but what means more is how many lives she saves.

A hacker was apparently able to gain access to the company's internal systems.

Mahsa Amini, 22, died days after her arrest for allegedly not complying with rules on head coverings.

The video-sharing app's latest addition looks very much like its up-and-coming rival, fans say.

The emojis are being used to hide harmful content about vaccines from Facebook moderation tools.

The Seesaw app is used by millions of parents, students and teachers across America

Do Kwon is behind the Terra Luna and TerraUSD cryptocurrencies that plunged in value in May.

America's most populous state sues the retail giant for alleged breaches of competition law.

An EU court has largely upheld a £3.5bn fine against Google over its Android platform.

Twitter shareholders have approved a $44bn deal for the world's richest man to buy the company.

Publishers should be compensated over Google's 'anti-competitive' digital ad practices, say lawyers.

Twitter's former head of security Peiter Zatko has been giving evidence to US lawmakers.

A number of new artificial intelligence systems turn simple text prompts into striking images.

The Ukrainian advances - if held - would be the most significant since Russia withdrew from near Kyiv in April.

Residents received a text to shut down non-essential power after record temperatures in the state.

Apple says it will appeal against Brazil's ban on the sale of iPhones that do not come with adapters.