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The new attachment will connect through your existing charging port and add two programmable buttons to the back.

The new service, named "Chat," is Google's attempt to replace SMS. New tools will include read receipts and an ellipsis symbol that indicates when people are typing .

The transport can hit speeds of up to 38 mph and the included long-range battery pack provides a range of up to 28.5 miles.

While online shopping continues to become easier via social media and retail apps, scammers are keeping pace.

Nearly half a billion dollars of unclaimed cash is sitting in government coffers but can be easily accessed online.

For 99 cents, the 'Pulp Fiction' star give you the weather or sings "Happy Birthday" .

Former Nintendo of America President, Reggie Fils-Aimé, made some interesting predictions at the 2019 Game Awards.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) is said to be seeking the preliminary injunction to prevent Facebook from integrating a number of its messaging services.

The new mobile phone detections cameras on Sydney roads are catching around 500 drivers a day.

An warning has been issued for cars with a different type of Takata airbag, following an earlier recall.

This Australian couple have designed a new smart-device that helps keep their kids safe online and helps them switch off while still enjoying the benefits of technology.

Google Chrome is set to release a number of new safety features over the coming weeks.

AI is thought to be the answer to the current mental health crisis facing the United States.

Li-Fi, short for "Light Fidelity" is a wireless technology that uses LED light to share data. It is faster and safer than regular WiFi. And it could soon be put into practice.

It isn't only physicists who are fascinated by light. Poets too have been entranced by its powers. Photons have mysterious properties. Perhaps this is why we like to light candles when we're feeling contemplative.

Porsche has teamed up with Star Wars producer Lucasfilm Ltd. to create a one-off spacecraft to promote the next instalment in the space-themed film franchise.

On Dec. 10, Front Range Biosciences announced their partnership with SpaceCells USA Inc. and BioServe Space Technologies to send cannabis to space.

Could the days of sleeping on the airport floor after flight delays be over? This bag-floor-tent could be the answer.

This futuristic superyacht allows you to watch movies on its sails .

This newly uncovered, heart-stopping video shows famous ‘The Right Stuff’ pilot Col. Chuck Yeager losing control and crashing an NF-104A supersonic aerospace training jet

From Area 51 raids to Lil Nas X’s "Old Town Road," Google has rounded up its ‘2019 Year In Search’.

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These jaw-dropping images of our planet show the world after dark. They form part of a stunning new book by NASA entitled 'earth at night'.

Wall Street brokerage Needham and Company says the streamer may lose up to four million users.

The all-new Xbox Elite Wireless Controller Series 2 features over 30 new ways to play like a pro, including adjustable-tension thumbsticks and new interchangeable components.

Google, Whatsapp, Gmail. Most of us use these services every day, despite privacy issues. Collaboration platforms such as Wire and email service provider Posteo offer secure alternatives. Do they stand a chance?

Want to score everything you need for your wardrobe from the comfort of your own home? Get clicked on these shopping apps.

Police now have an alternative to tasering suspects.

TikTok recently admitted to suppressing the reach of content created by individuals they deemed "vulnerable".

Electric vehicles require about 30 percent less labor to build than traditional cars.

Facebook says roughly 100 app developers had improper access to user data from video streaming apps and social media management apps through admins that authorized the apps' access to Facebook groups.

The FBI has issued a warning against new smart TVs that have cameras and microphones as they do not have strong security against hackers.

Bunnings launches online marketplace, MarketLink, expanding into homewares and appliances.

The daily commute is about to get a lot more exciting thanks to a three-wheeled scooter-type vehicle that can go off-road.

A British brand have created the world's strongest puffer jacket that's 15 times stronger than steel.

According to Adobe Analytics, a 19% increase in sales from 2018 means that Americans will spend an estimated $9.4 billion online for Cyber Monday.

Malware is a software intentionally designed to cause damage to a computer.

The FBI issued a pre-holiday warning regarding the various security risks that could result from purchasing a smart TV.

Stuart Nash addresses media about the gun buyback data breach.

If something isn't working the way it should, don't stress, take a deep breath and remember these tips from tech experts.

Cameras used to detect drivers using their phones will be rolled out across NSW.

All the major smartphones of 2019 have hit the stores, with three devices having exclusive content you won't find on any of the competition

Bargains on the e-commerce giant begin on November 30.

In a blog post, Twitter says the feature can be used by all its users worldwide.

Data from Apptopia shows that there have been 15.5 million downloads of the service's mobile app.

A robot companion for your cat.

Would you buy clothes that only exist in digital form?

Twitter will call out political figures if their content violates the site rules. The social media giant will put warning labels on tweets from world leaders that go against Twitter rules, but they will be allowed to remain "in the public interest".

Every digital photo you've ever taken holds a dirty secret; it was created using an image of a nude Playboy model.

Elon Musk's SpaceX has suffered a setback in the race to take passengers to space with a prototype rocket exploding during takeoff.

Twitter has announced new rules which ban political advertising across the social media platform. The move was announced in a lengthy thread by company chief executive Jack Dorsey in September, in which he said the organisation believed a politi...

Hacked Disney+ accounts are reportedly being sold for $3. News site ZDNet reports that thousands of Disney+ accounts were hijacked by hackers, just hours after the streaming service launched.

Facebook is launching a cryptocurrency called Libra, which will allow people to move money from their smartphone.

We interviewed Patricia Ayma, co-founder of the Barcelona-based startup that has developed a system for producing a biodegradable alternative to single-use plastics.

Stuff reporter Libby Wilson visited a doctor's clinic of the future at Digital Health Week at Claudelands Events Centre.

The company made its ad-sponsored amazon music streaming tier free to iOS, Android and Amazon Fire TV users Amazon, via blog post.

Audi just announced their latest lighting technology, implemented in the Sportback.

The education industry has increasingly become vulnerable to hackers, leaving students' information open to theft and other types of fraud.

Motorola has unveiled an updated version of its Razr mobile phone, which features a fully foldable touchscreen. The phone is to go on sale in selected markets in Europe in December. The screen is a 6.2-inch folding display, and the device also ...

Netflix CEO Reed Hastings recently disclosed that Netflix is in trouble.

Prof Jennifer Doudna, one the pioneers of Crispr-Cas9 gene editing, explains how this revolutionary discovery enables precise changes to our DNA, which can be used to correct mutations that cause genetic diseases and eradicate them from a germ lin...

Technology giants like Apple, Amazon, Facebook and Google are under an investigation for anticompetitive behavior.

Robot mules will be joining soldiers on the battlefield following the U.S. Army’s order of 624 eight-wheel drive robotic vehicles.

British police are testing controversial high-tech facial-recognition cameras. But critics say this technology raises serious privacy concerns. Now, a court will decide.

Electricians, bakers and other skilled tradespeople are adapting to the modern world. That means mastering lots of hi-tech. 3D printing, for example, is set to revolutionise saddle-making! Apprentices can be way ahead of their employers.

We meet German YouTube star Alexibexi. He is a role model for many youngsters, earning big bucks with his videos. Schoolkids dream of such a career, and the advertising industry sees there is money to be made here.

The long-awaited streaming service is now available in the U.S., Canada and the Netherlands.

Music streaming service Spotify recently updated its terms and conditions.

Google's new algorithm will emphasize "original reporting," the company said.

The company introduced its new brand, FACEBOOK, on Monday.

Investors and consumers alike have hoped for an Apple hardware subscription plan for years.

A real-life Back to the Future-style Delorean is for sale and it’s a working hovercraft.

The company’s Japan offices closed every Friday in August during a summer program called the “Work Life Choice Challenge”.

Eric Schmidt, Google's former CEO and the current chair of the National Security Commission on Artificial Intelligence, warned of external AI threats to the U.S., including from China.

We talk to the CEO of Zero Motorcycles and visit their California factory to check out the new electric SR/F.

Doctor and CEO David Feinberg, who is leading the newly created Google Health division, is beginning to open up about his plans.

More Kiwis are being targeted online.

Two US Senators have filed an assessment for the TikTok app as it might pose as a threat to US national security.

The tech giant’s parent company, Alphabet, is set to buy the smartwatch maker, which is valued at about $2.1 billion.

Instagram recently announced it would be banning a bunch of their most popular filters amid mental health concerns.

If you're leery of being tracked online, there are steps you can take to keep your information private.

The Chicago Tribune recently launched an investigation into the radiofrequency radiation levels output by popular smartphones, specifically iPhones.

Are smartphones hurting your mental health? A new study says no.

Microsoft unveiled the Surface Duo on Wednesday.

Keeping track of a student's grades is now easier than ever.

As technology continues to improve, smartphone cameras now offer image quality that was only achievable by digital cameras.

The U.S. is facing an obesity epidemic in both adults and children.

Living in the digital world is convenient but growingly risky as hackers take advantage of simple securities.

Amazon, Google, and Facebook make up a large part of Big Tech and many Americans are on board with breaking them up to ensure more competition in the future.

Some smartphones may be producing radiofrequency radiation higher than the FCC regulations, the Chicago Tribune reports.

Twitter has announced that it will not allow political ads on its platform in an effort to curb fake news.

TechCrunch contributor Ed Niedemeyer gets a ride in Waymo's driverless Chrysler Pacifica minivan in the Phoenix suburb of Chandler. The company is starting to match members of its early rider program with driverless rides as it starts scaling up i...

Imagine this: your air conditioner is powered by renewable electricity. It also captures carbon dioxide from the air and converts it into energy to power your home. In other words, your home becomes its own power plant all while fighting climate c...

Nintendo operating profits more than double thanks to strong sales of its Switch gaming machines.

Twitter founder Jack Dorsey announced Wednesday the social network has decided to "stop all political advertising on Twitter globally." Conway G. Gittens has the details.