Jamie Carter

In Depth From WeChat and 5G to megaprojects and Mars missions – how China is leading the way.

CES 2020 From a wearable subwoofer to a flying surfboard, the weirdest tech that'll be gracing the show floor.

CES 2019 5G is definitely coming in 2019. Get ready for holograms… and plastic phones.

In Depth How we could harness the power of enormous storms like Super Typhoon Hagibis.

In Depth After a decade in the doldrums, the traditional HQ of tech is producing a new class of intriguing innovations

IFA 2019 From a wardrobe that steams clothes and a wearable air purifier to remote control cats and a digital teasmade, Germany’s tech-fest didn’t disappoint.

Cricket may be a centuries-old game with arcane rules, but it's embraced the latest tech to inform viewers and assist the umpires.

1Gbps downloads and 4K streaming might seem like enough to justify 5G, but there are plenty of other reasons to get excited.

The next generation mobile network is fast becoming intertwined with international politics.

Hot on the heels of SpaceX, Jeff Bezos is planning to send humans into space – and much more.

In Depth Richard Branson says his Virgin Galactic 'spaceliner' is about to start shuttling tourists into orbit for the holiday of a lifetime.

If you thought the 5G era was just about downloading a 4K movie in three seconds, think again.

In Depth Virtual reality makes us feel isolated from the world, say researchers in Canada who have developed a ball-shaped VR display.

In Depth How Elon Musk's company became the biggest name in commercial spaceflight, its current projects, and what's next.

Updated Amazon targets Sonos, entry-level audiophiles and the Alexa-everywhere crowd with its new Echo hi-fi gear.

Space week From sunshades and x-rays to finding life on exoplanets, we could be about to enter a new golden age of astronomy.

Space week The Chandrayaan-2 mission, scheduled to lift off in the coming months, signals Asia’s grand space ambitions.

Space week Mathematicians, artists, and software engineers are using raw data from the world’s first interplanetary outreach camera to produce jaw-dropping images.