Gadgets and Tech

'59.6 million nuggets for my friends': how Twitter responded to Facebook blackout

As Facebook, Instagram and WhatsApp plunged into darkness, social media fans took to Twitter with some comical consequences.

A locally-based new broadband provider has unveiled its new team as it prepares to connect its first customers in the area.

A new proposed release of 2021 emojis includes a pregnant man and a gender-neutral person wearing a crown.

With hundreds of children off school in isolation and six weeks of holiday coming up, the NSPCC has advice for parents trying to make a decision.

Appliances including washing machines and dishwashers will be cheaper and easier to fix under new 'right to repair' law, in force.

The first £50 note showing the face of early computing pioneer Alan Turing has been issued on what would have been his birthday.

Mobile phone SIM cards, loaded with data, free calls and texts, are to be distributed with emergency food packages.

Incorrectly loading the car for a family holiday or day trip this summer could land you with a hefty fine or invalidate your insurance. Here's why:

Those keen to book holidays, days out or concert tickets as lockdown restrictions ease should be alert to scams and fraudulent deals say experts.

From new blockbuster movies to much-talked about shows and documentaries, streaming services have some exciting plans for viewers.

Scientists are warning of the dangers of 'screen stacking' and the impact it can have on our family's health. But what is it?

For those with a dodgy internet connection, video calls and the ‘uploads and downloads’ of modern business are an utter curse.

How to stay safe online and avoid falling for coronavirus scams

How to stay safe online and avoid falling for coronavirus scams

One Way Out Escape Rooms opens today (July 19) and our editorial team had the nail-biting opportunity to try it out.