Archaic chest-thumping in the far corner.
Apple has announced its first extended reality headset,alongside a stack of new computers and a first look at its latest iPhone software,at its annual developer conference in California.
With laws differing between states and path availability differing between neighbourhoods,there’s a lot to consider before you hop on your e-scooter.
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Almost all e-waste ends up in landfill,but there are plenty of options for recycling as we wait for more sustainable technology.
The modular VIVE XR Elite is an impressively small set of goggles that can work untethered or connected to a PC,and may become a defacto rival to Apple’s headset.
The tech giant unveiled a number of new gadgets to kick of its annual I/O conference,along with a look at where its chatbot is headed.
The pet birds were trained to ring a bell and use their beaks to choose on a screen which of their feathered pals they wanted to contact.
The Kobo Elipsa 2E is the first truly great e-notepad,letting you create whole pads of scribbling or mark up books and documents.
Rivals are adding touchscreens to computers,putting pressure on Apple to do the same.
From smelling in a virtual world to analysing your pee at home,technology at this year’s consumer electronics show is like a kaleidoscope of the new and strange.