UK tech firm Imagination, which has designed chips for iPhones, is being bought for £550m.

Apple has announced a new iPhone that will cost $999. Is it worth the money? The BBC's Dave Lee got hands on with the much anticipated device.

Commentary: A new ad campaign from the furniture retailer highlights that its products have wireless charging too.

Carl Williams writes, "It is hard to deny the power of the Power Rangers brand. While many people will recognize it as a reworking of the Voltron series, Power Rangers has far surpassed the reach that classic cartoon ever could have hoped for. Power Rangers has also done something not many kids programs have accomplished. The television show has transcended the original group that launched it, and transcended the many groups that followed each with at least a fair amount of success. Enough success to continue the series. Eventually Power Rangers found its way to gaming and earlier this year one of the better games based on the property was released on Android and iPhone. Power Rangers Legacy Wars now has an eSports challenge that launched today."

Are Apple's iPhones worth the money and is London right to ban Uber from operating? The CNET UK podcast discusses all the biggest tech stories.

September 23 has come and gone, and the "end of the world" certain doomsayers were predicting obviously didn't take place. But for a YouTube user named David Jordan, Nibiru, also known as Planet X, is real, and it has already made its presence felt, allegedly doing so shortly before it was supposed to cross paths with Earth.
According to a report from the Sunday Express, Jordan a 10-minute video entitled "Genuine Proof of Planet X: Nemesis Sunrise and an Eclipse for Good Measure," claiming in the clip that he has proof that Nibiru does exist, and was visible on Friday, September 22. The self-styled Planet X "hunter" observed that there were "two suns in our sky" on that day, as he took photos from his iPhone 7, taping an infrared lens onto the front of the device.

Four incredibly easy gadget shortcuts hiding in plain sight, from secret iPhone abilities to a way to one-up duct tape—because why not?

This week's major tech headlines include reviews of the new iPhone 8, 8 Plus and Apple TV 4K. Nest also introduced a new line of home protection products called Nest Secure and there's even more rumblings that Sprint and T-Mobile may actually pull off a long-rumored merger.

We subjected a brand new iPhone 8 to three drop tests to find out how fast it would break.

Find out what it took to break the iPhone 8 and which side broke first.