Technical and Mid Wales News

The ads will appear in only a few games at first as the firm assesses users' reactions.

BBC Click's Chris Fox explores what Huawei's new operating system can do.

China's biggest technology companies have been coming under increasing scrutiny both at home and abroad.

The Information Commissioner says the technology could be used "excessively or even recklessly".

Anyone flouting the rules faces having their drone confiscated, being fined or even imprisonment.

By sifting and analysing huge amounts of data, market researchers say they can find out what's on your mind.

More than 30 women say private or non-consensual videos of them were uploaded to the site.

People are sharing ways in which the mapping tool has accidentally connected them with dead relatives.

The partnership will also see working groups looking at emerging technologies such as AI.

Following a risk assessment, singing and playing of instruments can take place during worship.

The number of people who have died with the virus in Wales remains at 5,572.

Swimmers in Ceredigion will be able to return to the pool while work continues at a leisure centre.

The first minister says the vaccine is voluntary, but some care homes make it a condition for a job.

Phosphate pollution targets create "complete impasse" on developments in some areas, builders say.

Heavy rain and storms had been predicted by forecasters in parts of Wales on Thursday.

Phillip Lightfoot was jailed for more than two years and given a 10-year restraining order.

Overall deaths are below average for 13 out of the past 14 weeks in Wales, figures show.