Loads of crazy gaming tech has been launched at CES this year. We round up all the best and most exciting models from brands such as Razer, Vive, Lenovo and Asus including crazy 17-inch convertible laptops and 44-inch monitors.
LG's gone to town at CES this year, launching an unprecedented rollable OLED TV, an 88-inch 8K TV, a 49-inch monitor and even a smart home brew beer machine. We run through all these launches, and more, as we summarize the most eye-catching LG announcements from CES 2019.
Leaked renders have revealed that the next iPhone might have an unusual and potentially controversial triple camera arrangement. So, are these leaks to be believed? And, if so, are we looking at the next iPhone? Read on for more detail on the potential iPhone 11.
CES 2019 is just around the corner, so what can you expect from the world's biggest tech show in Las Vegas? We round up all t
Norway is the world leader in electric car sales, with over 30% of new cars sold in the Nordic country being battery-powered. So why is Norway ahead of the electric car curve and what can we learn from its successes?
With the year almost over, we round up our favorite phones from the last twelve months. Covering everything from Apple's massive iPhone XS Max and Samsung's Galaxy Note 9 to brilliant bargains such as the OnePlus 6T.
A lot has happened on the internet this year, and it's been hard to keep up. We've rounded up our favorite internet heroes and villains and give them all a grade from A-F to find out who finished top of the class, and who was sent for a time-out.
Don't panic! There's still time to do your Christmas shopping, especially if you're an Amazon Prime member. To give you a helping hand, we've rounded up the best tech Christmas presents for the techie in your life
A shocking Amnesty International survey has revealed the scale of misogynistic and racist abuse directed at female journalists and politicians on Twitter. The crowdsourced study studied over 200,000 tweets and discovered that abusive tweets are sent to women every 30 seconds
Twitter has been compelled by a UK court to reveal the user behind an account parodying the British pub chain JD Wetherspoon. Does this represent a dangerous precedent on the social media site by removing the right to privacy? Or is it a simple case of defamation?
London's Metropolitan Police have been trialling facial recognition technology in some of the busiest areas of the city recently. We went down to have a look at the operation and ask whether this tech will keep us safe, or whether it's another invasion of our privacy.
Huawei's CFO, Meng Wanzhou, has been arrested for allegedly helping the company to avoid sanctions on Iran. We tell you every
Apple is paying the price for taking so long to launch the HomePod and its first smart speaker is being brushed aside into obscurity by Amazon and Google's better alternatives.
One BitCoin was worth nearly $20,000 in December 2017. Now, the cryptocurrency is trading for barely a quarter of that. We asked a bunch of experts why BitCoin had been haemorrhaging value, why it got so valuable in the first place and whether it'll ever recover.
Facebook had the relentless Black Friday and Cyber Monday news cycle to hide behind as bad news about its platform and the organizations it works with mounted up. We've covered all the latest Facebook bad news here, so you can keep up to date with the embattled social media site
US President Donald Trump is proposing another round of tariffs on consumer goods imported from China. These new tariffs woul
According to leaks online, Nokia is set to launch the world's first phone with five rear cameras. Called the 9 PureView, it's expected to be revealed early in December and should compete with the OnePlus 6 and Honor 10. We take a look at the leaks and what you can expect
It has emerged that several UK-based companies are considering giving their employees surgically-implanted microchips. We look at companies that have done this in the past and whether this is the thin end of the wedge for intensive and intrusive employee scrutiny
It has emerged that the UK is funding the development of fully autonomous military drones designed to fight in combat, despite publicly stating the opposite. We take a look at what this might mean for the British military, industry and the population of the world
You're going to be swamped with deals this Black Friday. But are they all genuine? We show you how to find out whether that 5
A Tanzanian government official has announced on YouTube that he is forming a squad that will use social media to identify gay people and LGBT activists so they can be arrested. What responsibility should social media sites take when their platforms facilitate real-world harm?