TECHNOLOGY

LG claims its batteries can survives five times longer than silver-zinc batteries.

The new Moto X handset is expected to be the company's first to pack dual rear camera.

The how-to guide for your OnePlus 3 smartphone.

The baby's aunt made a Facebook post pleading for any information about her nephew's location.

Find out in what ways augmented reality and virtual reality differ.

Yusuf Omar speaks to IBTimes UK about using Snapchat to report on sexual abuse and undercover drug searches.

Hundreds of Turkish citizens took to the streets to record and share the turmoil on the ground in real time.

A very naughty app update that hopes to beat Slack – the current messiah of random Giphy posts.

Fake apps fool social media users with promise of new fans but con them out of cash instead.

Collection of funfair mini games has been designed to push the limits of VR technology.

Lords Economic Affairs Committee will take evidence from the Deputy Governor of the BoE on blockchain tech on 19 July.

Cooper has still received no formal explanation from Google and plans to take legal action

Blockchains will drive an M2M economy of autonomous vehicles, drones, robots and 3D printers

Design student uses microchip from Oyster card to create false nails that open gates.

The software update for Gear S2 will finally bring on board a sleep monitor.

A person having knowledge of the deal says the new combined company would be valued at about $6bn.

Latest T-Mobile Tuesdays offer lets US customers play game for a year on free data.

Use the mods to improve the user experience on your OnePlus 2.

The Moto E3 has only been launched in the UK as of now but other countries will soon follow.

State channels can preserve privacy and ring signatures have useful applications in payments.

Images on social media using #JeSuisNice and #PrayForNice pay tribute to those involved in terror attack.

Friends and family of potential victims turned to Facebook and Twitter during attack

US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit rules in favour of Microsoft.

Social media giant announces its LGBT employee data for the first time, through a voluntary survey.

Tech titans say in open letter that Trump 'campaigns on anger, bigotry, fear of new ideas and new people'.

Deep-learning algorithm trained to predict what would happen a second before it did.

Mobile data usage is exploding as Super Bowl fans used 5.2TB of wireless data during the season.

Google tells critics its anti-piracy efforts working because many piracy sites losing traffic.

Daniel Yankelevits is asking Google to delist WikiLeaks for showing off his salary.