We're all for new technology but you have to draw the line somewhere.

We know exams can be testing times, but spare a thought for the poor people of Algeria.

One billion active monthly users, and a new video service - things are looking good at Instagram.

The closest we at the office will get to being lost is if the internet goes down. But, for those traversing the bush or who think that life as we know it will soon come to an end, does Humble Bundle got some books for...

Michael B. Jordan is a firm favourite here at the TechSmart office, so his return to one of the main roles that made him famous can't be a bad thing.

The growth of wireless, and the way forward, was another focus at the recent Aruba Atmosphere conference, held in Croatia earlier this month.

While international outrage at the US policy of separating children from their parents has grown, technology leaders have added their voice to demand for the action to cease.

Microsoft's Project Natick, which sees data centres being placed in bodies of water, has marked a new milestone.

In the continuation of the interview with Jay Parker, Dell’s president of the client product group gave his view of how the PC may change, its future, and why local storage still cannot be beat, even as cloud computing...

Self parking cars are nothing new, but now a Volvo subsidiary, Volvo Penta has come up with a self-docking yacht.