Amazing future tech from sci-fi films that totally exists now By Jay McGregor, Andrew London Luc Besson Presents Iron Man suits, robot hands, KITT... these are no longer movie magic but real-life tech.
10 amazing bits of future movie tech that already exist By Jay McGregor Movie Week Iron Man suits, robot hands, KITT... these are no longer movie magic but real-life tech.
Why tech is on the verge of changing the political process forever By Jay McGregor In depth The younger generation isn't politically apathetic, but rather, has decided to express its views via different and technological means.
Stick or twist: will the tech industry thrive in an independent Scotland? By Jay McGregor In depth How independence would affect Scotland in a world economy rapidly moving toward tech innovation.
Why Alan Turing is the father of computer science By Jay McGregor On the 60th anniversary of his death, we pay tribute to code-breaker Alan Turing, whose trailblazing career was tragically cut short.
Facebook may take aim at Snapchat with 'Slingshot' video app By Jay McGregor Facebook wants Snapchat's users. It couldn't buy them, so it's going to take a different route.
Why your organisation should close its office and open up Google Hangouts By Jay McGregor In depth Apart from not having to smell someone microwave their fish curry for lunch, there are real businesses benefits to a working from home.
The exciting technology that's making driverless cars a reality By Jay McGregor In Depth Driverless cars are no longer just science fiction. They're real, in development and will be on our streets before you know it.
Archos GamePad 2 review By Jay McGregor Archos is taking another stab at the GamePad - can it find a better balance between tablet and console?
Yahoo Mail struggles to get back on track after outage By Jay McGregor Snail mail: Yahoo apologises after a mass mail outage and expects all undelivered emails to be processed by tomorrow afternoon.
NSA even infiltrated World of Warcraft in its hunt for terrorists By Jay McGregor New documents show that multiple spy agencies in the US, as well as GCHQ in the UK, used online games as way to track down terrorists.
Teaching kids to code brings politicians and rival companies together By Jay McGregor Tech giants Google, MSN, Yahoo and Apple get together to support of Computer Science Education Week 2013.
World's first 1TB mini SSD packs small dimensions, big capacity By Jay McGregor Next year's Ultrabooks could enjoy more storage without more heft thanks to Samsung's new drive.
Kobo Arc 10HD review By Jay McGregor A few glitches can't stop this from being another stylish success for Kobo.
Nexus 5 will ship at the end of October with same specs as iPhone 5S By Jay McGregor Exclusive The Nexus 5 will ship this month, according to a source speaking to Google.
How high-fiving your front door can let you can ditch the keys By Jay McGregor In Depth A new NFC device could give you Twitter followers with a fist bump and start your car with a stroke.
Microsoft restores Outlook.com after three days in the wilderness By Jay McGregor SkyDrive, People and Outlook.com is finally back up and running after three days of service interruption.
HTC creates an 'emerging devices' department By Jay McGregor HTC is hoping that a whole new department can help build a new era of success.
Man claims to be behind Apple's developer portal hack By Jay McGregor Apple's portal for developers has been hacked, with one man claiming to be behind the subterfuge
The 5 under the radar tablets you should check out By Jay McGregor Buying Guide There are plenty of cheap tablets around to tempt those of us without the cash to splash on the big brands, but are they worth it?
HP plots a return to the smartphone arena By Jay McGregor HP will have a second stab at the smartphone market, promising a device with a unique user experience.
Sony un-bricks PS3s with firmware update By Jay McGregor Sony has released updated firmware that fixes consoles that were affected by the previous update.
Apple's iRadio to feature targeted audio ads By Jay McGregor Apple will reportedly be bringing audio adverts to the much rumoured iRadio music streaming service.
The wandering Wikipad gaming tablet finally gets a release date By Jay McGregor, Michelle Fitzsimmons Beset by delays and nearly forgotton, Wikipad finally sees a U.S. release date of June 11 with a price of $249.
Uh oh: another high-level HTC exec adds name to list of ex-employees By Jay McGregor HTC's woes continue as another executive decides to leave the company - can it stop the rot?