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. FULL STORY >

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

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

Microsoft recently lifted the lid on the modern workplace, and why users now need modern devices to go along with it. FULL STORY >

Leica is well-known for its cameras and lenses (check out the final model M3 being sold for R7 million), but now the company is venturing into the world of watches. Not smartwatches, we might add, rather traditional analogue timepieces. FULL STORY >

The newly announced fund is aimed at backing innovative AI projects, with a reported $150 million being made available by the South Korean company. FULL STORY >

Taking a page out of Amazon's playbook, Microsoft is reportedly looking at opening up cashier-less stores in the US. FULL STORY >

With gamers voicing their displeasure about Fortnite PS4 account debacle, Sony has issued a response, but it's far from a solution. FULL STORY >

Leading the project is none other than Tim Burton, the man who bought us 2010’s Alice in Wonderland. FULL STORY >

US law enforcement agencies have been circumventing Apple iPhone security to break into suspected criminals’ devices for the past few years. But now Apple is putting a stop to it, much to the chagrin of the authorities. FULL STORY >