The lift system could revolutionise skyscrapers.

Yes, it’s that time of the year.

Ngl, it could also be pretty funny if this is anything to go by.

Badoo says Donald Trump is the 10th most searched-for famous person in the world on its app.

Genetically-modified insects are expected to function like miniature drones.

The surprise announcement promises to bring the “media machine” of the future to consumers.

To encourage more research and applications, the researchers have released their code.

The Lift eFoil has an electric motor to propel riders above the water at up to 25 miles per hour.

The decision is part of the country’s five-year plan to encourage clean energy.

The battery will halt an energy crisis in parts of southern Australia.

The T-Track uses special tracking tags on valuables to alert users if they forget something.

Research to mark the device’s first anniversary suggests both students and teachers are impressed with the coding tool.

The photo-sharing app has added another Snapchat-like feature.

Amabrush is a hands-free device that uses vibrations to do its work.

Scientists develop ethical algorithm which will enable them to make life or death decisions.

The augmented reality game was launched to global frenzy, but where does it stand a year on?

The first new smartphones from the tech icon will be released in the UK, starting this month.

It may have something to do with the number of eyes they have.

The two dollar coin features the Northern Lights and is believed to be the first of its kind in the world.

Car giant Volvo has said all its cars will contain an electric motor from 2019 as it places “electrification at the core” of its business.The Swedish firm has become the first major manufacturer to make such a pledge, which the company’s president said was partly driven by customer demand.“This is about the customer,” Hakan Samuelsson …