The World Health Organisation lists gaming addiction as a mental health condition for the first time.

Urban spaces are congested and polluted, so do we all need to get on our bikes?

In Manchester bikes are feeding back data to the city about where they go.

The security firm halted the work after questions were asked in the European Parliament about its software.

The tech giant's new reports reveals that fewer than 30% of its global staff are women.

Critics say changes to copyright laws could "break" the net and stifle online life and creativity.

The narrative director of Assassin's Creed Odyssey, Mel MacCoubrey, explains how the new game's interactive features give people choice over how they play.

BBC Click's Lara Lewington looks at some of the best technology news stories of the week.

A start-up has recreated classic video game cabinets but at a much smaller size than the originals.

China's Didi Chuxing will compete with India's Ola and Uber when it launches in Melbourne on 25 June.

CoD is adopting a last-fighter-standing challenge, but can it beat Fortnite at its own game?

"Deep learning" algorithms are becoming so complex their creators don't understand how they work.

Neural networks have given political radio journalist Jamie Dupree the ability to speak once more.

Makers of the PlayStation blockbuster explain why they wanted a more mature Peter Parker.

Classic game Tetris has been a hit for more than three decades, but it is now headed in a new direction.

Telstar 18 - the official World Cup 2018 ball - gets put through its paces at a British university.

The move will make it more difficult for hackers, and police, to unlock handsets without authorisation.

Firm is under pressure to explain why Switch owners cannot use PS4-linked Fortnite accounts.

Fear of fake news and the toxic nature of debates are turning people away from news on social media, a study says.

Dinosaurs destroy gamers' careful park-planning in the latest Jurassic World game on show at E3.

Delegations to the European Space Agency vote to procure another batch of spacecraft, despite British calls to delay.

Israeli company Flytrex is to expand its drone delivery partnership with Icelandic retailer Aha

A smart lock that has won an award can be broken into by anyone with a smartphone, say researchers.

Fans of the runaway success Fortnite enjoy the game's first ever live event in Los Angeles.

The game that has been grabbing everyone's attention now has its own World Cup event.

Researchers in Tokyo are developing human muscles that can be attached to, and used by, machines.

The retailer says it has begun investigating unauthorised access of data held by the company.

Hands-on with Super Smash Bros Ultimate and two of its new characters at the E3 games expo

ZTE's shares commence trading again in China after the firm reaches a deal with US.

The developer of the WWII game dismisses criticism of it placing a woman on the war's front line.

Parents complained after ads for the 15-rated film were shown before Frozen, Lego and Minecraft videos.

Elon Musk says laying off almost one in ten workers is needed to cut costs and boost profitability.

The blockbuster battle game comes to Nintendo's handheld to coincide with the Los Angeles expo.

The fine relates to a data breach in 2014 which affected more than 500,000 Yahoo customers.

Semi-autonomous vehicles, which can partly drive themselves, are already on our roads. But experts are worried that drivers don't understand what they can do.

La Liga was found to be using the microphone and GPS on Android devices during match times.

The Tom Cruise of gaming, Nolan North, reflects on his career at E3 2018.

The problems caused by TSB's computer chaos are continuing more than eight weeks after the meltdown.

The Children's Commissioner for England also pinpointed videos and algorithms that pump out more content.

The taxi app is considering using artificial intelligence to determine "uncharacteristic user activity".