TECHNOLOGY

Software collects everyday user data to enhance user privacy.

The mobile phone business of the company will be brought under a consolidated unit.

Lawsuit filed in California contends devices provide inaccurate reading of heart rates of wearers.

Edward Snowden appeared at CES via Suitable's Beam robot.

As many as 1,000 jobs expected to be cut this year as part of revamp plan.

This drone has a HD-capable waterproof camera that is capable of capturing video in slow motion.

Tech companies are under increasing pressure to respond to militants' manipulation of social networks.

From smart fridges to robot vacuums, the futuristic home is finally here.

From OLED to 4K and more we've rounded-up the best new televisions to feast your eyes on in 2016.

Apple App Store sales exceed $1.1bn during the 2015 Christmas holidays alone.

How to prevent Facebook from sending you notifications on your computer when you're not on the website.

In the middle of the desert north of Las Vegas, the future of transportation is starting to take shape.

NEC and Gunze have developed garments that are wirelessly enabled to send out data about your body.

Huge 13.3in touchscreen, Wi-Fi and voice controls by Letv bring the Aston Martin Rapide S into the future.

EyeLock and Diebold's automated cash machine uses biometrics and NFC but has no screen or keypad.

McLaren and Kenwood show off 675LT supercar with cameras for rear-view mirrors and a head-up display.

A tweet to the Indian Railway Ministry saved a girl from being forcibly taken to New Delhi for "work".

The two-mile test track is expected to be completed by the end of 2016.

Remote-controlled robot records 3D images of the contents using millimetre waves to help detect explosives.

The 2016 CES, the world's largest electronics trade show, runs until 9 January.

The German car-maker has replaced traditional mirrors with side- and rear-view camera system.

Apple is expected to reduce output of its new iPhone models by 30%.

Chinese company says the craft could be the future of human transportation.

There will also be a day-long memorial at the rocker's favourite bar.

The device utilises the latest Intel core processor and Daqri's computer vision and tracking system.

Cyber-bullying and social media exposure believed to diminish confidence of youngsters

The DSLR camera, costing $6,500, and some other accessories will become available in March.

The plug-in reportedly alerts users when they type in self deprecating words and phrases.

CEO Reed Hastings said China was an exception because of regulations in the world's most populous nation.