All over the country, voters, reporters and other observers have been going through something of an awakening about the extent that political parties are using social media to target us.

The founder of Wikipedia, Jimmy Wales, says his new social network, WT:Social, now has more than 160,000 members.

Rohit Prasad has 17 smart speakers in his home powered by Amazon's smart assistant.

Google is extending a ban on political campaigns targeting advertising at people based on their supposed political leanings.

Facebook has created a chatbot to help its own employees answer tricky questions from friends and family over the holiday season.

A man who built an exploding glitter bomb last Christmas which went viral online has added stronger smells and a police soundtrack to his latest version.

The highly competitive tech giants Apple, Google and Amazon have announced they are teaming up in an effort to make smart home tech easier to use.

Google and Apple have removed an Emirati messaging app called ToTok amid claims that it is used for state spying.

A list of more than 1,000 addresses of New Years Honours recipients, including those of senior police officers and politicians, has been accidentally published by the government.