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After its watered down plans were attacked in March, the EU reaches a deal to end mobile data roaming charges and define net neutrality rules.

A health insurer is criticised for advising members to use a Facebook-owned activity tracker without making the social network's involvement more clear.

Will Apple Music kill Spotify?

Two managers of the taxi-ordering app Uber have been arrested in France over what authorities have described as an "illicit" service.

Disney is banning selfie sticks at all of its theme parks over safety concerns, the company said.

Facebook says it is unable to comply with a Dutch court order instructing it to help identify someone who posted a revenge-porn video clip on the site earlier this year.

A US court has found in favour of a drone owner who sued a man who shot his hexacopter out of the sky.

A public appeal for people who can repair BBC Micro computers has been launched by a museum.

A solar-powered plane passes the "point of no return" after leaving Japan for a second attempt at a record-breaking flight across the Pacific Ocean.

US mobile operator Sprint has been told to pay $30m (£19m) to a company that claimed it used patents it did not own.