When the $1,000 iPhone X was announced last year, Apple watchers gasped: Can the company possible get away with charging that much for a phone?

If forced to choose, who should a self-driving car kill in an unavoidable crash?

Google has sacked 48 people including 13 senior managers over sexual harassment claims since 2016.

Chinese President Xi Jinping has officially opened the world's longest sea-crossing bridge, nine years after construction first began.

Five young students at the Abibifahodie Adesuabea have invented a solar oven with a box to bake and heat foods.

Looking at the bike concepts is always enjoyable. And as it appears, the motorcycles of the future will truly be rebellious.

Paul Allen, the billionaire co-founder of Microsoft, died Monday. He was an investor, entrepreneur and philanthropist who influenced many aspects of modern life — from technology and science to sports and music.

At 19-years-old, Betelhem Dessie is perhaps the youngest pioneer in Ethiopia's fast emerging tech scene, sometimes referred to as 'Sheba Valley'.

iPhones are now the trend when it comes to smartphones. It is the wish of many to use an iPhone but the expensive nature of the gadget hinders a lot of people from owning one.

The High Court has blocked a bid to sue Google for allegedly unlawfully taking data from 4.4 million UK iPhone users.

There are numerous mobile applications that the everyday Ghanaian smartphone user downloads. So we take a look at the Top 10 Ghana mobile apps.

Default passwords such as "admin" and "password" will be illegal for electronics firms to use in California from 2020.

An attack on Facebook exposed information on nearly 50 million of the social network's users, the company announced Friday -- and gave the attackers access to those users' accounts with other sites and apps that they logged into using Facebook.

Sheryl Sandberg, Mark Zuckerberg and me. And there's a good chance you, too.

The co-founders of photo-sharing giant Instagram, Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger, are both leaving the firm.

US cable giant Comcast has submitted the highest bid in the auction for broadcaster Sky, valuing the company at more than £30bn.

Google is defending its policy to allow third-party apps to access and share data from Gmail accounts, according to a letter made public Thursday.

Facebook will no longer send employees to work at the offices of political campaigns during elections, the company has announced.

The social network used to offer dedicated staff to political campaigns to help them develop their online advertising campaigns.

 

Donald Trump's digital director for the 2016 presidential election has said Facebook's assistance helped him win.

Facebook said rival Hillary Clinton was offered the same support, but declined.

The social network is the second largest online advertising broker, behind Google.

Google and Twitter also offer specialised advice to political campaigns. They have not indicated that they will end the practice.

Facebook said it would instead offer free advertising advice to all political parties through its website.

However, campaigns will still be able to get support online and the company did not rule out holding meetings with politicians.

According to internal documents seen by Bloomberg, Donald Trump's campaign spent $44m (£33m) on Facebook ads from June to November 2016, compared with $28m by Hillary Clinton's campaign.

Source: bbc

Millions of WhatsApp users in the world will soon not be able to access the services as the tech company phases out support for older phones.

Sony has announced a miniature version of the first PlayStation console, which originally launched in 1994.

A judge in the US state of Georgia has approved the use of electronic voting machines - despite being "gravely concerned" that they could be hacked.

A British cave diver is suing tech billionaire Elon Musk for defamation after his repeated claims the diver is a child abuser.

Amazon is investigating claims that its employees accepted bribes in exchange for leaking confidential sales data.

BMW knows the Ultimate Driving Machine has to become the ultimate time machine.

In the heart of Venezuela's capital, Caracas, Nicolás Maduro was delivering of a rousing speech. He stood high on a podium, speaking to a parade of military troops.

One of the most popular YouTube channels in the world, which features animated nursery rhymes, has been sold.

Apple has updated its iPhone X handset with three more powerful models, two of which are larger than before. 

More than 1,500 listings of live animals for sale have been found on Facebook in Thailand by a wildlife trafficking watchdog.

British Airways has revealed that hackers managed to breach its website and app, stealing data from many thousands of customers in the process.

Sony has ended its repair service for the PlayStation 2, more than 18 years after it first went on sale.