The robo-companionship of Sony's Aibo dog requires an expensive cloud subscription service
Sony has released its first robotic Aibo pet in more than a decade, but a necessary subscription cost and poor battery life could doom the dog before it's even released.
Drones to deliver food near Fukushima nuclear disaster site
A six-month trial to deliver food by drones is being rolled out in Minamisoma, a neighbouring town of the Fukushima nuclear disaster site.
iOS 11.1 update means iPhone users now safe from common hack, Android users still at risk.
An Apple software update for iPhone and iPad will protect users from the common hacking channel, KRACK. Android users, however, are still very much at risk.
More than 40 cities across the UK in breach of air quality limits
London, Manchester and Glasgow all have lower air quality lower than the minimum set by the World Health Organisation.
Futuristic super-spy Secret Shoe lets you walk a mile as James Bond
Spy shoe inspired by movies such as Kingsman and James Bond will let you store six gadgets in the soles including a mobile phone, Swiss Army Knife and video camera.
Best and worst UK broadband internet providers revealed - is yours on the list?
More than 16,000 people surveyed, giving a unique insight into customer satisfaction with internet providers.
'World's biggest' iPhone X launch waiting queue axed just days before release
A group of people using Facebook to organise an iPhone X launch waiting line outside an Apple store in Sydney has been shut down following complaints it was blocking the footpath.
The Pirate Bay is 'hidden' from UK residents
Google has seemingly tucked the The Pirate Bay more than five pages deep in UK results pages. However, the search company claims it's just how it's algorithm works.
Apple engineer 'sacked' after daughter shares pre-launch video of iPhone X
A viral video of the iPhone X, shot in the Apple campus cafeteria, has reportedly cost an engineer his job. His daughter shot and uploaded the video to her YouTube channel.
Young people are losing interest in smartphones but pensioners are using them more than ever
People aged 18-24 are spending less time on their phones while pensioner interest has skyrocketed. It is the first time usage has decreased for young people.
