Microsoft wowed crowds at the E3 gaming show in LA over the weekend, revealing some details about the new Xbox, an update to Project xCloud, and plenty of new games — including one featuring a certain Keanue Reeves.
People wishing to travel to the US are now being asked to provide their social media details on visa applications, as well as their phone numbers from the past five years. These new visa rules are expected to impact 15 million people and give the US Government tonnes of data.
Trademark filings have revealed that Huawei is planning on calling its Android alternative operating system "Ark." Does the p
Amazon accidentally started selling the unreleased and unannounced Motorola Moto Z4. The phone, one of which was shipped to a customer, might hit the shelves in June, but there's been no word from Motorola about the phone at all. So what happened? And will it be a good phone?
In the space of two weeks, there have been three landmark incidents in the use of facial recognition in the US and the UK. So why is the public fighting back against facial recognition and why now?
Apple has thrown some new processors at its MacBook Pro line of laptops. But sadly, this minor upgrade does precious little to improve the company's flagship models. They might be marginally quicker, but are the improvements enough to get you to shell out over $1,000?
The White House has banned US companies from supplying both software and hardware to Chinese tech giant Huawei, in the ongoing trade war between Washington and Beijing. We take a look at what it all means for consumers, Huawei, and Android.
Brexit is the spectre looming on the horizon for the British tech scene — with potential impacts on investment, diversity, and much more. We spoke to Russ Shaw, founder of Tech London Advocates to find out exactly how the Brexit will play out for the British tech industry.
Technology is making us worse drivers across the board. Whether it's big screens on dashboards, or phones in hand, we're all far too distracted at the wheel. But, the same tech that is a distraction today might stop us driving altogether in the not-too-distant future.
OnePlus has announced three new phones, including the OnePlus 7 Pro with a crazy pop-up front camera, and — supposedly — the best phone screen on sale. Here's everything you need to know about the new phones, including the key features, specs, and prices.
Amazon is planning to bring a raft of $1 million robots to its warehouses which might cost thousands of people their jobs. The new robots can pack boxes up to five times as fast as human workers, and represents the company's latest push into automation.
HTC has announced the Exodus 1s, a cheaper version of its blockchain-enabled Exodus 1 phone. It's set to be released later in the year and cost between $250-300, making it the perfect way for cryptocurrency newbies to dip their toe into decentralized money.
With constant news stories about tech companies breaking the law, or acting in morally dubious ways, Tech.co spoke to Ali Shah, the ICO’s new head of technology policy to find out how big tech companies can restore the trust of their users.
According to independent testing by a British consumer group, Apple's cheaper iPhone XR is failing to live up to its claimed
Google's I/O developer conference is coming up next week and, unusually, we're expecting to see a new products launched along
The $189 Nokia 4.2 is now available to buy in the US from Best Buy and Amazon. But should this crazy-cheap Nokia be your next phone? Or are Motorola and Samsung's bargain phones better options?
Audio experts Bowers & Wilkins, perhaps best known for the Zeppelin speaker, has announced three new crazy-looking, and crazy expensive speakers. The new Formation range promise unparalleled multiroom audio quality, but you'll need some deep pockets to get your hands on them.
Apple has been accused of removing screen time and parental control apps without warning. However, despite outcry from the app developers, the iPhone maker might actually be in the right. We explain how and why these apps were found to be in violation of the App Store guidelines.
Video games are never far from controversy, whether it's the anarchic Grand Theft Auto, or the latest teen-addicting multiplayer game. However, are countries ever right to completely ban video games? And if they are, where should the lines be drawn?
According to a former executive at Mozilla, and a current program manager for Firefox, Google deliberately tried to slow down YouTube on Firefox and Edge. If so, is there anything we can do about it?
Reports are flying around the internet suggesting that Samsung's nearly-$2,000 folding phone is breaking after just days and sometimes even hours of use. So, what's going on with the next big thing in the phones world?