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Google has launched its new generation of smart speakers
Google took advantage of its Oct 15 event in New York to unveil the new generation of the brand's WiFi routers and smart speakers.
Urban humans: Cities go up, down and high-tech to combat rising threats
Driverless transport, underground shops, heated bike paths, armed street patrols – this is not the setting for a dystopian novel but it could soon be the city where you live.
'League Of Legends' creator unveils new titles – 'Wild Rift' and 'Legends Of Runeterra'
The creator of League Of Legends said it’s working on six new games. They include Wild Rift, a version of its flagship title for mobile and console devices that will debut next year, and Legends Of Runeterra, an online card game featuring the company’s universe of characters.
Drones help Ghana's farmers ward off birds – and drought risks
Researchers are experimenting with drones that can help farmers protect their crops from the effects of climate change and ward off hungry birds at the same time.
Amazon calls for government regulation of facial recognition tech
Amazon is endorsing the idea of government regulation of facial recognition technology.
Will China’s revised cybersecurity law put foreign firms at risk of losing their secrets?
Companies are concerned they may have switch to Chinese service providers and equipment to meet Beijing’s demands on the protection of sensitive data.
Stop tracking me: Why you should delete cookies regularly
Cookies make the experience of Internet surfing much smoother, but they come with some disadvantages, and experts recommend computer users regularly delete them.
Your Tesla can now come and pick you up – but is that even legal?
Following an over-the-air software update to Teslas, drivers can now tell their car to come pick them up – all on its own. Footage of drivers running away from their Teslas, playing catch-me-if-you-can, soon emerged. Is this level of automated driving really legal?
Li-ion batteries: Science directly into your hand
They are omnipresent and essential to navigating modern life. Small, light and rechargeable, lithium ion batteries have revolutionised our world in less than three decades.
Airline seatback screens may be an endangered species
In the quest to command higher fares and traveller loyalty, airlines are constantly scrambling to market their onboard services as better than Brand X. These days, one highly visible battleground is directly in front of you: the seatback screen.