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This Coolermaster and ASUS Mark S build is titled White Matter and will blow you away.

Flash drives are said to catch up to HDD pricing as soon as 2016 - however the larger sizes drives may take some time.

Samsung step up the mobile game with mass production commencing for their LPDDR4 advancement.

DDR4 memory will be a main feature at CES Las Vegas, Super Talent are joining the fray.

Further bringing technology and games to the mainstream scene, Johnston just completed an interesting TEDx talk. It's only 13.5 minutes so give it a shot.

Australian schools may be adding coding as a mandatory subject to their Year 10 schooling program, starting in 2015.

A new report indicates Apple iOS care more about privacy and security users more than Google Android.

TomTom are being featured once again in Fiat's new 2015 car range - when will Google make a major move in this industry?

OnePlus decides to shake things up and open OnePlus One smartphone sales to anyone interested.

Technology companies come and go with their local Facebook pages - why is local better?

LG create a whole business arm directed towards inceasing OLED production, development and research.

Samsung release their Gear VR to the public - is it worth the purchase of a Note 4?

Intel is spending billions to help boost its mobile hardware offerings.

We are livestreaming our latest video podcast recording, come and join in!

The smartphone market is continuing to evolve, and now has a large number of low-end, affordable devices consumers can choose from.

The saturation of mobile devices is only adding to physical injuries people are suffering.

Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is not going to expand too quickly and spread itself thin.

Intel didn't react quickly to join the mobile market when smartphones and tablets first began to boom, but is learning as it goes along.

Fidelity Investments has launched the 'StockCity'

New technology promises to recharge smartphones in just 30 seconds.

No. 3 smartphone make Xiaomi has had a whirlwind rise up the sales charts, and is taking aim at Apple and Samsung.

Surgeons hope 3D-printed hearts will give them a better strategy when operating on young children.

The Toyota Mirai goes on sale next month, and will launch in the United States in mid-2015.

Silicon Valley company Knightscope is developing the K5 security robot.

Researchers in China create new anti-drone laser able to destroy small drone aircraft.

When it comes to the budding mobile payments war, it'll be up to consumers to help determine a winner.

Vehicles with keyless entry and ignitions are becoming popular targets of theft by criminals.

Apple is No. 1 and Google No. 2 on the most valuable brands list, both above $100 billion.

A growing number of subprime car owners must deal with restrictions, such as ignition locks if payments are missed.

Helmet sensor technology being developed by Western Michigan University will give coaches and medical staff better insight into hits right after they occur.

IEDs remain popular against organized forces, but terrorists also use them to inflict a higher civilian casualty rate in select regions.

DARPA is perfecting a .50-caliber sniper round that is able to adjust and adapt to harsh environments, making kill shots even more effective.

Americans love their smartphones, with half saying they couldn't last a day without their mobile device.

I'm usually a hardware guy, but E3 has seen some incredible games shown off - with VR seeing a big push

Audi traffic light recognition system aims to save fuel and cut emissions by telling drivers when a light will turn green.

Technology has greatly aided endurance sports, with distance runners, triathletes, and cyclists able to use well-developed products.

2015 Ford Focus will offer 1.0L EcoBoost option to buyers in the US.

BMW is looking to use waste material from the i3 and i8 EVs to make carbon fiber wheels for its cars.

SAP provides custom NFL Super Bowl experience, using custom analytics and other fun stuff.

NVIDIA's impressive technology makes Batman: Arkham Origins an even more impressive game.

Microsoft's Kinect- and projector-powered IllumiRoom technology won't be coming to consumers, boo.

This year at Computex Taipei we conducted "Best of Computex 2013" awards where TweakTown editors judged submitted products and selected winners of the hottest new tech products for these prestigious awards...

From the depths of the ocean, rocket engines recovered from the Saturn V rocket.