James Hetherington

Ford assembly line workers will be given exoskeleton upper-body suits to protect them from injuries and fatigue caused by repetitive motions.

iPhone users in the UK who take advantage of Apple Pay will not yet be able to send cash to one another as demonstrated at WWDC in June.

Roughly a million UK residents will be able to access the ultra-fast broadband by 2021. Plans are in place to extend the service to four million more by 2025

Tesla will install a 48 megawatt-hour battery in Nantucket. It will provide electricity for about 10,000 people living 30 miles from the north-east corner of the US.

Apple will give Drizzy a blank cheque to produce original TV and film content for its streaming service, Apple Music.

The high-tech bandage is as strong as stitches and staples but requires no more effort than a band-aid to apply.

The companies hope flying cars can be a reality by 2020. Dallas and Dubai will be the first cities to test the technology, followed by Los Angeles.

Startup company MosquitoMate will release engineered bugs in 20 US states. If successful, mosquito populations will plummet.

A Netherlands gas supplier has hacked the Tesla Model S to run on hydrogen cells. The hydrogen power source can reportedly double the range.

Apple is being sued by a Tel Aviv-based startup company that claims the dual-camera technology in the iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 8 Plus was under a patent.

Even imperfect self-driving cars could save hundreds of thousands of lives, according to researchers.

Sony will start rewarding players who earn in game trophies with a voucher for the PlayStation Network Store. However, the offer is only open to Canadian and United States gamers.

Google has rolled out a software update for the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL to address concerns about screen burn in and colour clarity.

Apple is making bigger profit margins on the iPhone X than on the iPhone 8, despite claims the larger price is to warrant the new OLED display.

The NHS has launched a new program that lets patients video call a GP. A trial will be run in central London before expanding to the rest of the UK.

A three-year-old boy who was watching the YouTube Kids app on an iPad was found screaming by his mother after a cartoon-style suicide video leaked through the filters.

Samsung has poked fun at Apple's iPhones in a new ad released just days after the launch of the iPhone X. Here are some of the best shots fired by Samsung at its biggest rival.

Samantha the Sex Robot is so popular that the creators cannot meet global demands. North Wales identified for major manufacturing site.

The cockatoos have been sharpening their beaks and have "developed a liking" for the cables. The total repair bill could rise as high as $2m.

BMW, Ford, Daimler, Porsche and Audi have joined forces to roll out 400 ultra-fast car charging stations across Europe. 20 of the stations will be available this year.

A competition to design cities and buildings on Mars has been won by a research team from MIT. Their dome design has space for entire forests.

The burglars managed to steal £283,000 worth of iPhones in the middle of the day. They were spotted by a janitor loading the phones into a Dodge van.

A group of pranksters in New York "transformed" a subway station into an Apple store with fake white logos. They also had a dozen "employees" and actors pretending to queue.

Apple's iOS 11.1 update was released to protect users from common WiFi hack KRACK. Just days later, however, hackers have found a way in.

Orders for Apple's new iPhone X have already extended into the middle of December. Die hard fans who missed out can still purchase it in store on November 3.

Customers of Lloyds and Halifax are unable to move funds through online banking. Some patrons are even being told they do not have an account with their bank.

Amazon will use Augmented Reality to show shoppers what new purchasers will look like in their homes.

Tesla will not be able to produce the new Model 3 electric car as fast as originally promised. Full-scale production not expected now until 2018.

The UK's 4G network is struggling in both speed and availability when compared with 77 other countries around the globe.