Another car manufacturer is partnering up with an Android OEM to make a luxurious device. The Lamborghini Oppo Find X was announced at the same time as the regular Oppo Find X with some clever tricks up its sleeve. The biggest is the inclusion of Super VOOC which is supposedly the fastest charging technology for smartphones. It’s only fitting it would be launched as a result of a partnership with Lamborghini.

It sure looks like it’s regretting promising 18 more months of support for Windows 10’s biggest competitor.

When the Facebook, Cambridge Analytica scandal broke, we noted that however bad you thought that scandal was (and it certainly was bad), it couldn't hold a candle to the routine privacy abuses that have occurred in the telecom sector for the...

Data’s intangiblility means it’s difficult for us to claim ownership.

It was convincing, funny, and only a tiny bit creepy.

The Linux Foundation and Dice.com's 2018 Open Source Jobs Report shows the demand for open-source savvy employees is stronger than ever.

Billionaire tech titan Elon Musk has been tweeting quite a lot of late — about everything from his philosophical mentors (Douglas Adams and Isaac Asimov) to his political leanings (he's a socialist). But nearly lost in a flurry of tweets, Musk now says that universal basic income (UBI) — essentially, free cash handouts — "will be necessary over time if AI [artificial intelligence] takes over most human jobs."

Apple will automatically share a user's location with emergency services when they call 911 in the future, the company said Monday. The new feature will be part of iOS 12, the upcoming software update for the iPhone and iPad, and will help emergency services locate a person more quickly when in need. It will be available to users in the U.S. only.

The Oppo Find X is already a distinctive phone, with nearly bezel-free design and a slide-out camera system that houses a 25MP front-facing camera with 3D face scanning support and a rear dual camera system. But if that’s not special enough for you, Oppo has announced there’s also going to be a special edition model. The Oppo Find X Lamborghini Edition phone was designed in collaboration with the luxury car maker with distinctive design elements and at least one special feature: SuperVOOC fast charging.

A billionaire and his very powerful computer are helping a pharma pioneer find the drugs of tomorrow.

Concrete is the most abundant man-made material on earth. There's a good chance you're standing on it right now, and it's holding up the buildings around you. But concrete has an emissions problem. Its essential ingredient, cement, has a huge carbon footprint.

If America is attacked, the strike probably won’t come from North Korea. And it will be even scarier than we imagine.

Bill Gates shares two remarkable innovations that are helping deliver vaccines to the most remote places on earth.

Elon Musk has previously said that he will be “the last one to sell his Tesla stocks”, but the CEO now clarifies what it means in practice. He plans to sell a ‘major’ stake in Tesla in ‘about 20 years’ to finance SpaceX’s Mars colonization plans. Musk is in a unique position as the CEO of two multi-billion-dollar companies: Tesla and SpaceX.

You may still love your Mac, but Apple doesn’t share your passion.

Technology is starting to behave in intelligent and unpredictable ways that even its creators don’t understand. As machines increasingly shape global events, how can we regain control?

Artificial intelligence can now put itself in someone else’s shoes. DeepMind has developed a neural network that taught itself to ‘imagine’ a scene from different viewpoints, based on just a single image. Given a 2D picture of a scene – say, a room with a brick wall, and a brightly coloured sphere and cube on the floor – the neural network can generate a 3D view from a different vantage point, rendering the opposite sides of the objects and altering where shadows fall to maintain the same light source.

Look, we like technology as much as the next girl, but sometimes it's much nicer if a guy says he loves you in person and not, you know, via Whatsapp.

This week, news broke that the Federal Communications Commission is considering new rules for how the Internet works. In short: the FCC would allow network owners (your Verizons, Comcasts, etc.) to create Internet "fast lanes" for companies (Disney, The Atlantic) that pay them more. For Internet activists, this directly violated the principle of net neutrality, which has been a hot-button issue in Silicon Valley for a long time.

Copying the features of a neural network in silicon might make machine learning way more efficient.

A partnership between Google and Australian linguistic researchers could see AI play a role in digitising and preserving dozens of threatened languages.

As with most well-established sports and outdoor activities, the gear used in scuba diving and snorkeling continues to evolve, although at times it feels like true innovation comes at a snail’s pace. But a Chinese Chinese designer who goes by the name of ZJ-DDG unveiled a new concept design for a dive mask that has the potential to be a real game-changer, bringing a host of interesting technologies that could alter the way underwater exploration and adventure takes place.

New internal FCC e-mails obtained via FOIA request show that yes, the FCC did routinely try to mislead the public and the press with repeated claims of DDOS attacks that never actually happened:

The latest news, views and developments in the exciting world of 5G networks

MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Laboratory has created a system that can see your body through walls, recreating your poses when you walk, sit, or simply stand still. It uses RF waves to sense where you are and then recreates your body as a simple stick figure.

A partial solution to the problem of punishing droughts may be to snatch water from the air, Dune-style.

There’s a big reason why nerdy dudes so sexy: They know all our secrets. IT types have the knack to discover some pretty incriminating info, whether they’re looking for it or not. Read these true stories, and think long and hard about what your network rep might know about you — then try not to …

Smartphones can make you invisible. Think about it. You're sitting in a public park, and you spot someone you don't want to talk to approaching you. All you have to do is stand up, look at your phone, and walk away. Poof! You're invisible..

The media industry has long waited for virtual reality to live up to its potential. PwC projects it may finally be happening.

Star Trek has a lot to answer for. Not content to tease us with unreasonable expectations of phasers and warp drive, it also thrust into the popular imagination the idea of teleportation, in which we step into a giant scanner of some sort and instantaneously find ourselves somewhere else, mind, body and soul intact (and hopefully, unlike Jeff Goldblum, untainted).

In a humid greenhouse on a rooftop in the Bronx, Electra Jarvis is showing off her oasis cubes. Tucked away from direct sunlight, a cabinet full of small, spongey squares are arranged neatly, each one the home to a sprouting seedling. In a few months, the seedlings will become lettuce, bok choy, and mustard greens. For now they are tiny stems, fed by an automated system of nutrient-rich water and regulated light.

The airline is testing virtual windows that could pave the way for lighter and faster planes.

On this week’s episode of Inside the Hive, Nick Bilton sits down with technologist Tom Conrad to discuss the murky ethics of the dark Web.

New camera system would record people inside vehicles as they enter and leave US, raising civil liberties concerns

Developers are taking on residential building challenges by extending the concept of prefabricated housing to manufacture entire apartment buildings.