Former British PM Tony Blair says that digital ID cards would halt the spread of COVID-19 and are unavoidable in the future.

Diversity and gender bias issues in the tech industry won't be solved simply by teaching "girls to code", researchers argue

Social media sites can no longer fence-sit in the fight between established, institutional power and calls for social justice

The Women in Software Power List celebrates women excelling in tech. We spoke to one of the shortlistees to find out more.

Oppo has launched two new 5G-ready devices at staggeringly low prices. Sadly they'll only be available in Europe and Asia.

It might seem harmless but there's a shady mix of opportunism and ambition behind Facebook's acquisition of Giphy.

Facebook and Shopify have launched Shops and Balance, respectively, to help small businesses sell online during coronavirus

Does the FBI actually have access to your entire internet history? And, if so, what can you do about it — if anything?

Facebook has announced some big video-based changes, including Messenger Rooms for group video calls with up to 50 people.

Google is working on a new debit card. However, success isn't guaranteed — it needs to be slick, easy, and widely available.

Amazon gives warehouse staff poor protection while also firing organizing staff, despite making more money than ever.

Amazon has announced that it plans to cut its affiliate rates significantly, despite the company making more money than ever.

Very few Americans actually understand 5G and its benefits. And its the fault of networks, manufacturers, and journalists.

Google's announced it's making Stadia Pro free for everyone for two months, to help ease everyone's new housebound lifestyle.

Motorola has announced the G8 Power Lite, a cheaper version of the already inexpensive G8 Power. Should you buy it?

Fitbit has revealed its first model in over a year. But is it any good? And is it a worthwhile upgrade over its predecessor?

The OnePlus 8 series will start at less than $1,000 and bring 5G connectivity, 120Hz screens, and large batteries.

The phone market is grinding to a halt this year, and it seems like the hangover might last well into 2021.

We give you all the info on the latest phones form Huawei — not that you should buy them in the US, anyway.

A year ago today, Apple launched its credit card. However, we've heard precious little about it since. What happened?

We expected Google to reveal the new Pixel 4a and release Android 11 at the conference. So what happens now?