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Twitter CEO Elon Musk has again spoken about the struggles of running the social media platform. Musk says that it has been "quite painful" for him.

Recent advances in technology have taken the world by storm, with companies launching their own versions of artificial intelligence apps for different tasks.

The US state of Utah has passed a law that would require children below 18 to obtain parental permission if they are setting up social media accounts.

The UK faces fruit and vegetable shortages up until May. However, experts like the Chief Growth Officer at CI&T are convinced that technology could be the answer to the UK's farming issues.

UK Chancellor Jeremy Hunt believes "being a technology superpower can change our country's destiny" and has plans to "unlock our national potential to be one of Europe's most exciting, most innovative and most prosperous economies".

The UK could be at the forefront of a new leading business and environmental model that could open up new future opportunities for the country and perhaps hope for brighter, more sustainable times in the long run.

A schoolgirl has managed to develop a backpack that can filter the air to protect us from pollution and airborne diseases.

Streaming giant Netflix is set to launch its new password-sharing rules to curb the losses it saw in 2022.

Technological advancements are changing the way we work and the types of jobs available in the future. Some jobs may be eliminated, while others will be enhanced by the use of AI and machine learning.

29 year old software engineer Nelly Cheboi up-cycles old computers discarded in America to teach young Kenyans digital skills and open new worlds for them,.

The UK government has clarified that sharing passwords for streaming services such as Netflix is illegal as it violates copyright laws.

CGI opens a new office in Newcastle as the multinational IT company aims to foster networking in the North East region through its expansion.

A 34-year-old British OnlyFans model who makes thousands of pounds every month has now been able to buy a Lamborghini for herself.

An 18-year-old girl who broke her neck while performing a viral TikTok challenge two years ago has urged others to not do the same.

Tesla chief Elon Musk has now claimed that the company will have self-driving cars without any need for human drivers by the next year, according to reports.

The technology not only promises restored vision but its application can extend to improving mobility in quadriplegics.

SoftBank President Ken Miyauchi hints at a possible iPhone 11 release date which falls in line with Apple's launches in previous years.

If you have a finger on the pulse of the world's significant tech trends, then you've already seen the IoT in action.

Henry, the male sex robot, has a British accent and can remember lines to your favourite songs and poems.

ByJavier Diez-Aguirre, Vice President, Corporate Marketing, Ricoh Europe

Samsung has filed a patent for a flying tablet screen that can follow you wherever you go. It will float by using four propellers.

The top prize went to a remarkable image of a single, floating atom captured by an Oxford University student using a basic DSLR camera.

This 'gender equality paradox' could be explained by a variety of social and economic factors, according to researchers.

"There is no compelling reason at all to assume benevolence, for example, that extraterrestrials are wise and kind due to their ancient civilisation's experience".

In tests, the autonomous drone was able to function effectively in a variety of different weather conditions, including heavy fog and a Category 7 typhoon with gale-force winds.

Japanese hotel uses self-parking technology by Nissan to keep shoes, tables and seating cushions in order.

Chameleon Mask allows a surrogate to attend events in place of invited guests too shy or busy to mingle with the crowd.

Scientists use Magnetic Resonance machine and machine-learning technology to probe deep into brain to identify song subjects are listening to.

Earth's magnetic field is crucial to the survival of life on our planet as it deflects damaging cosmic rays and solar winds.

The app uses machine learning to superimpose faces onto adult films. But experts warn celebrities could sue users.