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All three planets will also appear bigger and brighter as they reach 'opposition'

A link telling users to 'Get the facts about COVID-19' is appearing when users tweet the words '5G' and 'corona'

Long-rumoured transition would bring computers in line with iPhones and iPads, as well as improving performance

'We believe now is the time to begin a national dialogue on whether and how facial recognition technology should be employed by domestic law enforcement agencies,' CEO writes in letter to congress

Experts have warned that technology could lead to addiction later in life

Reddit CEO Steve Huffman wrote last week that the compan does not tolerate hate, racism, and violence on its platform

The robotic arm weighs about as much as a human arm and can lift up to five kilograms

Technology was proposed long before new coronavirus was discovered – but has been approved just as it looks more prescient

Technology was proposed long before new coronavirus was discovered – but has been approved just as it looks more prescient

The voice assistants from Apple, Microsoft, Google, Amazon, and Samsung all give varying responses to the question "Do black lives matter?"

Researchers at Los Alamos discover neural network reaps benefits 'equivalent to a good night's rest'

Mysterious radio blasts coming from deep in space are repeating in a pattern, scientists have found.

The site is letting president 'spread both misinformation and incendiary statements', researchers say

Brave CEO Brendan Eich said the company would "never revise typed in domains again, I promise"

48-year-old billionaire has frequently spoken of his ambition to die on the Red Planet

Amazon has said it stands in "solidarity with the black community" and put a banner on its website

Sonos has released a major new update for both its app and its smart speakers' operating system.

Asteroids crashing into the ocean could have helped create the ingredients for life, scientists say.

Users can customise their pet, play a number of mini-games in browser, and purchase items from the digital store

Ohanian says: 'I believe resignation can actually be an act of leadership from people in power right now'

Data reveals how we are sleeping longer but worse during lockdown

The name of June's moon is not a reference to its colour, though a lunar eclipse will mean it might appear pink

The robot is one of the smallest and fastest robots currently made

The network will be rolled into G Suite, and available on 6 July

A third of people say their internet has got worse in lockdown, as people rely on their WiFi tow ork and study from home.

Slack will move its Calls capability to Amazon Chime, as well as using Amazon Web Services for its storage and machine learning needs

It is expected the company will provide tools for Apple, Twitter, and Microsoft software in future

The company will be banning all adverts from such media appearing in the US out of an "abundance of caution"

SpaceX and Tesla boss breaks Twitter hiatus to tweet at Jeff Bezos

Video still remains on YouTube

Medics urge social media companies to step up action on misinformation and conspiracy theories putting public health at risk

The £2.5 billion project, which was scrapped, would have resulted in cars with an £150,000 price tag – nearly twice as much as a Tesla Model X

Object is classified as 'potentially hazardous' – but there is nothing to worry about

The ventilator, called the Flow, is designed for emergency use when commercial ventilators are unavailable

The update will make it easier for users to find relevant information from their searches but could have a negative effect on the advertising market

Apple's homepage has been changed to highlight a message from Tim Cook about racism.

The physical keys use passwordless authentication, which is stronger than using your mobile phone or text messages

The app offers end-to-end encrypted messaging, so conversations cannot be intercepted by law enforcement

The device will be available in China for around £335, but there is no word on an international release yet

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