Tech brands are hoping that wearables will become as much a part of the consumer tech landscape as smartphones and laptops. However, mainstream adoption is taking a bit longer than expected. Could the next generation of wearable tech products could finally turn the tide?
With an Apple reveal event around the corner on 12 September, will we be seeing new updates to Apple's MacBook, Air, Pro, and Mac Pro ranges? We glance into our magic eight ball and predict what Apple might unveil next week alongside its new iPhone and Apple Watch.
Amazon has unveiled its newest Fire tablet - the Fire HD 8 with Alexa Hands-Free. As the name suggests, you'll be able to summon Alexa to do your bidding without laying a finger on the tablet itself. However, is it worth the outlay if you already have a Fire HD 8?
4K TVs have barely had a chance to establish themselves in living rooms, but the next generation of TV tech is waiting in the wings and that means 8K TVs. But, should you rush to buy an 8K TV, or even put off buying a 4K TV knowing that it's about to be outmoded?
There's a new format in the world of storytelling: Interactive fiction apps. A few of the biggest apps — Hooked and Tap by Wattpad — talked to TechCo about what makes an interactive story take off and why the horror and thriller genres tend to be winners in this emerging format.
Garmin has announced a new fitness tracker, the Vivosmart 4, and it promises to offer advanced health-tracking functions whilst retaining a sleek silhouette. We take a look at the Garmin Vivosmart 4 features and compare it to fitness tracker rivals such as the Fitbit Charge 3.
Two new iPhone models and the new Apple Watch Series 4 appear to have been leaked ahead of their September 12 reveal. According to 9To5Mac, Apple will be releasing two iPhone models, similar to the iPhone X, both called the iPhone XS, and a new bezel-less Apple Watch Series 4
America's trucking industry is facing a massive driver shortage. We speak with John Kearney, CEO of Advanced Training Systems, to learn more about the concerns impacting the trucking industry today and why autonomous trucks are an evolution rather than extinction-level event.
Sony announced that it sold 3 million PlayStation VR headsets since launching the kit in October 2016. So why have overall sales of VR headsets have been disappointing? And, is there still a Ready Player One style future for all of us?
Home streaming services are about to be disrupted in a big way, with a slew of new platforms entering the market in 2019, and Disney leading the charge. Can the average household tolerate this level of fragmentation, let alone the sheer cost of paying for so many services?
Fitbit has unveiled its newest and most advanced fitness tracker to date, the Fitbit Charge 3. The new Fitbit will be available later in the year and has a range of updates and improvements to build on its predecessors. We round up all the main features of the new Fitbit Charge 3
How did the sci-fi and fantasy-centric Hugo Awards shift to highlighting diverse voices? And can the tech industry, with its
The Google Pixel 3 XL is one of the most highly anticipated phones of the year. Fortunately, if you're not very patient, ther
Local politicians and residents should be trying to make their town or city the next Chattanooga. The fourth largest city in Tennessee has the best internet in the entire United States, period. But why should this small city boast better broadband than Manhattan or San Francisco?
Since its launch in 2013, Slack has grown at an incredible rate. It’s now used by 500,000 companies worldwide.
Leaks have revealed that Intel's next generation of processors are expected to launch later in the year, and will include a first-of-its kind consumer level i9 processor, promising huge speed and power for consumer computers, plus improved security for all its processor range.
A vulnerability affecting new Android phones and tablets could lead to unsecure and compromised handsets. Poor practice by ph
