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Using autonomous crash trucks could help improve safety.

Cortana for Android beta rolls out to users in the United States.

Ah. Science!

Intel happy to throw support behind the maker community.

New Windows 10 Mobile devices to be announced by Acer?

Custom fob allows you to get into your house without house keys.

BlackBerry continues its evolution away from just a smartphone manufacturer.

Would you watch a virtual reality movie?

Bring on the VR content!

Yikes!

Both VR and AR are expected to see massive growth in coming years, CCS predicts.

Reggie Fils-Aime hasn't spoken favorably of VR, saying it's not fun or social.

V-MODA embraces 3D printing.

There is an amazing blend of technology merging with new vehicles, and connected car technology is accelerating at a fast pace.

Virtual reality expected to be big at E3? What else will be there?

UNICEF and ARM want to help deliver wearables to citizens in developing nations.

Smart clothing will rack up big sales in the coming years, topping 10 million in five years, new study predicts.

The US government wants to ensure the country's technological edge over political rivals is maintained, with increased focus on cybersecurity.

Ford is finding new ways to pack more tech-based features into vehicles, looking to support smartphones, wearables, and the Internet of Things (IoT)

Using wearables allows athletes to collect even more data about their physical activities.

Intel has learned its previous mistakes in the mobile market, wants to invest in smartphones, tablets, and wearables.

Utilizing the Internet of Things (IoT) is helping some businesses cut their energy costs.

What's your biggest PC building blunder? This tech head put thermal past on the wrong side of their CPU then bent a few pins for good measure.

After their previous $533m win, Smartflash takes Apple back to court for round two and the irony continues.

A leaked image of Pebble's new smartwatch has been exposed, showing off the color screen before being removed.

Apple Pay is enjoying success in the mobile payments ecosystem, as competitors struggle to create rival offerings.

Techify your private life - this product is designed to make you feel good, really good.

Are you an Aussie and a lover of tech? The Gadget Expo 2015 is here to fill that void - July 4th at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Center.

Intel is embracing the Internet of Things (IoT), even if no one is really sure how the technology will develop in coming years.

Microsoft founder Bill Gates is impressed by HoloLens, but warns the technology could take a few years to develop further.

Analyst Ming Chi Kuo from KGI Securities claims the new Apple smartwatch will be released in March and sell 5 million units before the close of April.

Who hasn't dreamed about being able to fly? Thanks to advancements in tech, you can soar through the sky courtesy of an RC aircraft with FPV installed.

To go fully mainstream, IoT vendors and manufacturers must be sure to collaborate and work together for long-term success, analysts believe.

No time to make your own? There's no shame in grabbing a pre-loved modified system - here's a great example.

The US Army Research Laboratory is working on a new battery that won't corrode.

Xiaomi has taken the smartphone world by storm, and company officials also have their sights set on the booming smart tech industry.

If more users adopt Apple Pay and other mobile payment systems, expect the criminals to follow, according to cybersecurity experts.

Connected technology received a lot of attention during CES 2015, as manufacturers showed off their IoT-powered technology.

The PC market is recovering and the US market could see positive growth as the industry prepares for Microsoft Windows 10.

Virtual reality had a big presence at CES 2015, but still has to win over a lot of consumers before going mainstream.

Lenovo is now the No. 3 smartphone manufacturer in the world, and hopes to begin its invasion of the United States and other lucrative markets.

The wearable market is growing, but trying to appeal to drastically different demographics, The NPD Group discovers.

Intel pushes ahead in the wearables market, announcing a strategic partnership with Oakley.

Hexoskin introduces the Hexoskin Junior, the world's first biometric shirt for children and teenagers.

PC and laptop maker Velocity Micro wants to offer customized laptops that can be built-in three days or less.

Epson unveils the PowerLite Home Cinema 600 for $379.

Malware threats will continue to put pressure on end-users and businesses, as cybersecurity threats evolve at rapid pace.

Chinese smartphone manufacturer Xiaomi saw sales triple in 2014, with more than 61 million units sold.