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Amazon considers moving Amazon Pay into a standalone app in India

Computer programme can diagnose diseases by studying tongue colour

World's fastest charger can power a phone to 100% in just under four minutes and thirty seconds

Volkswagen delaying new ID.4 model from its Trinity EV venture until early 2030s

Tesla hiring top position for drive-in diner and movie theater: 'Exceptional customer experience'

BP joining forces with NASA to establish 'sustained presence' on Moon

Waymo issues software update after driverless cars beep at each other and disturb sleep: 'I don't find it funny anymore'

CrowdStrike's president accepts Most Epic Fail award for global IT outage

Elon Musk's Starlink can now supply satellite broadband services in Sri Lanka

Dancing robot could allow humans to trust cyborgs: 'Through more human-like body motions'

AI cyborgs won't destroy the human race, experts predict

iPhone users can install a new update

Delta Airlines slam CrowdStrike: 'Unacceptable'

YouTube announces new feature for creators

Amazon Music announces a new feature that uses AI technology

Microsoft and ASOS announce three-year partnership: 'We continue to drive innovation in this area'

Amazon Web Services announces AI image generator update

OpenAI creates AI text detector but there are no plans for a release yet

Apple launches new Distraction Control feature for Safari

Samsung sees rise in sales of wearables

TikTok withdraws rewards programme in the EU

Donald Trump will embrace cryptocurrency if he is re-elected President

Care home provider uses Amazon voice recognition software to 'improve' lives of residents

'Legendary' Canadian podcast producer Pacific Content sold to London-based start-up Lower Street

Elon Musk accused of spreading 'manipulated lies' by Kamala Harris campaign: 'The American people want the real freedom'

YouTube upgrades safety standards to 'protect' users and their data'

Amazon Prime Video issues huge new update that will make use of AI

OpenAI is trialling a search feature

CrowdStrike get 97pc of systems back online after a global IT outage

Google performs U-turn on cookies removal from Chrome: 'We are pleased to settle this lawsuit'