New research states there's one SIM card per person on the planet, meaning global mobile penetration has reached 100% at the end of 2015.
Ubisoft has announced that an open beta for Tom Clancy's The Division will be happening later this month on PS4, Xbox One and PC.
The rise of the sharing economy is driving the use of mobile payments, according to research from Warwick Business School.
Samsung unveils innovative STEM education tools to boost pupil engagement and team skills, offering immersive tech-led learning experiences.
Digital instructional materials are set to take over print within the next three years, according to a new survey from MDR.
More than 3bn loyalty cards will be mobile-only or integrated into mobile apps by 2020, up from 1.4bn last year.
The Boy and the Beast is a coming-of-age Japanese animation film that is proving popular world-wide after a July 2015 release in Japan.
A few years ago, I lost the best VCR I'd ever owned. The APC Back-UPS would have saved my beloved VCR and any other device attached to it.
XCOM 2 ignites epic resistance in a high-stakes guerrilla war against alien oppressors, testing gamers' strategic mettle to its limits.
Such data leaks can easily lead to trouble, ranging from phishing emails or loss of social network account access to identity theft and extortion.
Spam shifts to smartphones as email junk declines, with cybercrooks crafting mobile malware, Kaspersky warns of rising threat.
Hard to believe it but Facebook has only just turned 12, meaning it is still young enough to have not been around at the turn of the millennium.
While an appealing consumer smart glasses product has yet to be launched, the benefits are now being realised with vendors focusing on enterprise.
Sony has announced that it will be releasing a Limited Edition PS4 bundle based on the upcoming Uncharted 4: A Thief's End video game.
An Australian group is feeling the heat from mental health organisations and Twitter users after claiming same sex marriage increases online bullying.
This router looks like the belly of a spider that can conjure up a portal to another world. And that's not far from the truth.
Personal devices are being banned in classrooms due to teacher's fears they are distracting, although many recognise they will be central to learning.
Step inside the quirky world of Google's offices, uncovering comforts and innovation at the tech titan's hubs.
This article is hard to write. Once it's submitted, I'll have no reason not to return this printer back to the NetGuide offices.
As digital devices become a staple of people's every day lives, personal and private information is increasingly at risk.
