TECHNOLOGY

Mark Zuckerberg shared pictures of Aquila, the solar-powered drone, to be used for Internet.org programme.

The service will be rolled-out in certain areas in San Francisco where fiber optic cables are in place.

Facebook expands its Like button to Haha, Wow, Love, Sad and Angry buttons.

German artists snuck into Neues Museum and 3D scanned Nefertiti bust using Kinect 360 to return it to Egypt.

Sian Jones of the European Digital Currency and Blockchain Technology Forum has given evidence before the European Parliament.

Now that Google has committed to RCS, will we soon be saying goodbye to the humble SMS?

Disgruntled drivers join forces to take on Uber in the ride-hailing app market.

Online giant removes devices from US site after safety commission warns they "pose an unreasonable fire risk"

Google's speedy Accelerated Mobile Pages goes live to boost browsing speed and save battery life.

Virtual reality had a huge presence at MWC, and in porn alone could become a $1bn industry.

Flashy new model, developed by Google parent company, will be eventually used for search and rescue missions.

Hayden brands Snowden leaks the "greatest haemorrhaging of American secrets in the history of the republic".

Chinese company announced the Super VOOC Flash Charge at MWC 2016, compatible with micro USB and USB Type-C.

LG betting big on G5 to beat HTC, Sony and Microsoft.

Modi administration's special analytics wing will alert government of potential flashpoints.

The update brings build version XXU3DPB8 for the Galaxy smartphones.

UberMOTO targets cities in emerging markets with traffic snarls.

Visa ventures into Internet of Things, partners with Honda and ParkWhiz.

BT expects the offer to put off claims from rivals such as Sky, TalkTalk and Vodafone.

Spotify will be using the Google Cloud platform for their music streaming service.

Samsung 837, the 55,000sq ft space, is a first-of-its-kind non-retail tech store.

Advertisements on Pocket will look similar to actual articles, instead of appearing as pop-up ads.

Exclusive: Factom is partnering with Ancun Zhengxin which offers electronic notarisation at 100 notarial offices in China.

Amazon now owns labels such as Lark and Ro, Scout and Ro and Society New York.

Mastercard wants customer to take selfie for security check instead of typing passwords.

Mougayar is cancelling his planned conference, 'The Business Blockchain', originally scheduled for April 19-20 in Toronto.

Fresh off its MWC 2016 debut, we run down the best new and returning features for the Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge

Tiny sensing module for "next-generation" mobile devices is four times thinner than a one cent coin

Free download from Steam gives a brutally honest overview of how ready your computer is for virtual reality.