It was nearly a year ago when the Ashley Madison saga hit the big time, and now its parent company is under investigation once more.
After storming villages and capturing thousands of women and children, ISIS are now using apps to sell them as sex slaves.
The UK’s vote to leave the EU has dealt unexpected blows to its startup culture, and some are now wondering if staying in the capital is worth it.
While some people are really good at avoiding traffic fines, others are really good at letting them pile up. Time to check what you owe then.
The iPhone 7 is set for release in September, which isn’t that far away now – but rumours suggest it won’t even be called iPhone 7. Read more here.
We’re catching some serious heat around the world for a resolution we just voted down ,and if you look a little closer it isn’t pretty.
I’m sure at one point or another you’ve had to try and dry out a wet phone, and most of us opt for the rice trick. Turns out there’s something better.
A picture is worth a thousand words, but sometimes they’re just really good at showing us how odd a place the world can be.
Thomas Ross believes that he invented the iPhone back in 1992, and he is suing Apple for $10 billion as a result. Let’s examine that claim.
Most of us enjoy a snack after doing the no pants dance, but in the world of the praying mantis that snack often has fatal consequences.
Wily criminals are always looking for a way to dupe the public, and this time they’re using WhatsApp as a way in.
It has been ages since we gave you insight into the latest Mars conspiracy – and this time they’re really reaching for the stars.
You’re either going to dig the SpotMini or be really freaked out by it, but whatever the case you should still have a look at this new robot.
There’s an awful lot of science that points towards just how grave the repercussions of climate change will be, but sometimes some pictures can do the trick.
It’s no secret that Cape Town’s congestion is some of the worst in the world – and this is how they plan to alleviate it.
Now that Major Tim Peake is back, and had his fill of earthly pizza and beer, he spoke about how he experienced life in space.
Who would have thought that when the elusive Bitcoin currency rolled out, a South African would one day take the reins.
No one really knows what the next century will play out – but one company is taking a stab and the results are epic.
In a groundbreaking new partnership, Microsoft will be entering into the marijuana world. This makes it the first corporate of its kind to do so.
Here’s a tip: if you want to create a feel good app for the masses, make sure it actually works. A bit of a flaw in this one then.
During a mobile robot’s testing phase someone left the gate open. This allowed the Promobot to head out and cause some mischief,
Major Tim Peake finished his record-breaking International Space Station visit on Saturday, and all he wanted when he landed was two simple things.
On the list of people you don’t wanna piss off, a determined group of hacktivists is right up there. Now they’re speaking out about their motives.
Leo has some cash to splash, and one of his latest investments takes the form of a startup called Qloo. This one could go big.
Cigarette packs around the world are getting nastier by the day, but now intense research has been conducted in order to find what repulses us the most.
It looks like every brand under the sun is designing a self-driving car, but I haven’t seen one as futuristic as the Rolls-Royce before.
You may have heard a friend moan about increased data usage these past few months, and they wouldn’t be alone. There’s a pretty easy fix though.
The latest iOS update is packed full of goodies, and will finally allow you to delete those pesky Apple apps that no one ever really uses.
If you have ever laid eyes on Angkor Wat you’ll know it’s a thing of real beauty, but now a new discovery is shaking up everything historians thought they knew.
Mina Justice and her son Eddie exchanged simple texts during the Orlando shooting, and that exchange is truly heartbreaking to read.