James O'Malley

AI Week How far are we from having our own R2-D2 buddy?

Pass the sick bucket, these shockingly bad iPhone cases are vomit inducing.

Luc Besson Presents From HG Wells to Stephen Hawking is it possible to master time? Or are alarm bells ringing?

Non-plussed about Apple's forthcoming reality TV show? The Cupertino company could find inspiration in these gems.

Star Wars Week A long time ago, in a parody far, far away…

In Depth From increasingly sophisticated hackers to over-zealous politicians, there's no shortage of threats.

In depth The iPhone 7 looks to have no headphone jack - but Bluetooth isn't going to be the answer

In depth In the year 2016, the future of teletext is looking bizarrely bright.

In depth With Verizon buying Yahoo, we look at what made the internet company so great - and where it started to go wrong.

Huawei pumps out some good phones, but with a few changes it could be making great ones.

Think you're up to speed with the Internet of Things? Using these recipes you can control your devices in ways you'd never dreamed of...

Opinion Tesla's battery idea could put it on a highway to Hell.

Make wandering around with a bag on your back work for you, by charging up your gadgets on the go.

New technologies are transforming how campaigns are fought – and how the votes are counted.

Both Spotify and Soundcloud have signed intriguing new deals with the music industry.

Poor Scott Kelly. Just weeks after setting the astronaut space flight record he's set to lose it to a space veteran.

Apple's CEO has come out fighting in a new interview with Time magazine.

No more lugging around your desktop ultrasound machine whenever you want to peer inside people's organs.

Google wants to tell us the story of the people competing for its Lunar prize, and has enlisted Bad Robot to help.

A new mathematical model shows how autonomous vehicles could make intersections painless by slowing down a little bit.

Scientists need your help training a deep learning algorithm to detect atrial fibrillations.

If you can break into a Chromebook in guest mode, you could stand to gain a massive cash reward.

Scientists in Israel have pioneered a new type of artificial cardiac tissue which combines both human and robotic elements.

ILM has announced that soon gamers will be able to immerse themselves into the Star Wars universe like never before, using the HTC Vive.