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Imagine there's a fire and nobody calls the fire department: This is the state of smart home security. the call for quality standards is getting louder.

With Apex Legend, gaming giant EA throws their hat into the battle royale. Are we witnessing the next big hit, or the next Battlefront 2?

They seem to look, act and 'think' like us: cutting edge tech that copies our natural way of communication. Meet the virtual beings.

Malicious apps seems to make their way onto Google Play daily. Now, a new report has found that even VPN apps are not safe. Where is the quality control?

I am a compulsive app hoarder and live true to the motto: better to have and not need than need and not have. And I'm certainly not alone in that.

Virtual reality has not managed to interest me, on the contrary it makes me uncomfortable. AR, on the other hand, has enormous potential!

Sony has recently released a 48MP sensor that has aroused many doubts in me (and in some colleagues). What's wrong with the promising IMX586?

Rumors that we will get a Pixel Watch from Google this May continue to grow. That would be the perfect fix for Wear OS. Here's why.

Going to the gym can be quite the chore, but virtual reality has the possibility to transform a boring experience into an exciting one.

Artificial intelligence is not neutral. It's learning from humans and data gathered by humans, inheriting our biases along the way.

The smart home is supposed to make our future so much easier. But what if your smart house turns out to be stupid? Then we have a problem.

This is the story all about how my life got flipped, turned upside down, thanks to the smartwatch on my wrist... ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

Planned obsolescence is becoming more common on the smartphone market, while prices keep rising. When do we demand the right to own non-disposable devices?

When the paiting, Portrait of Edmond Belamy, sold for $432,000 in October last year, it sparked an AI-themed debate. Can a computer really create art?

Artificial intelligence has immense potential to change many industries, including social media. But will it be for the better or for the worse?

The smart home and all its accessories represent a growing market. It made progress in 2018, but we expect even more improvements this year.

E-scooters were quite trendy in 2018, but there also was significant backlash against them. Has the fad finally reached its peak?

Dumb phones, less screen time, and purging social media, those are the tech trends I’m predicting for 2019. The general practice is known as Digital Minimalism, and it is going to be all the rage this year. Here’s why.

I was excited to watch the latest installment of Black Mirror, but if this form of interactive television is the start of the next big thing in entertainment, then I suspect it will split the generations. I found the whole thing frustrating. Here's why.

Fortnite is a cash cow for Epic Games, bringing a lot of money for the company. In an attempt to make as much money as possible, however, other projects, games and the improvement of existing technology are falling by the wayside. And it's a shame!