15 Oct Eritrea – where ATMs are unknown and Sim cards are like gold dust
A BBC team gets rare access to Eritrea, often described as one of the most repressive states in Africa. Source: BBC Technology News...
A BBC team gets rare access to Eritrea, often described as one of the most repressive states in Africa. Source: BBC Technology News...
Gigabit broadband is promised but the government neither says it must be full-fibre nor sets a deadline. Source: BBC Technology News...
Jack Monroe's bank and PayPal accounts were used after her mobile phone number was hijacked. Source: BBC Technology News...
Study the Great Nation could be used to monitor phone-users' activity, a security firm warns. Source: BBC Technology News...
Glitch sees customers abroad hit with thousands of pounds of charges and unable to use their phones. Source: BBC Technology News...
Improved computer processing has allowed artists to add a great level of detail to their films. Source: BBC Technology News...
Fortnite's Twitter page is running a livestream of a black hole to mark the end of season 10. Source: BBC Technology News...
Scientists develop fully autonomous robots that could end the need for workers to scale dangerously-tall wind turbines. Source: BBC Technology News...
Leaders of the G7 group of the world's biggest economies issue warning about digital coins like Libra. Source: BBC Technology News...
A player who staged an anti-government protest on a live broadcast will now receive his prize money. Source: BBC Technology News...