Could the Knight Rider supercar soon be a reality?
Dan Simmons looks at the technology that could let you have a conversation with your car
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The smartphone that answers back
Smartphones get smarter – the prototypes that talk and say ouch when you drop them
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How virtual reality can find you a girlfriend
Using the latest tech to find friends on a night out and meet a virtual girlfriend.
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New smart glasses 'look to rival Google'
Smart spectacles go into battle – the prototypes looking to take on Google Glass.
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Theatre looks for secret agents for a night
How you become part of the story in an interactive espionage-themed theatre experience.
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The apps promoting creativity on the move
Smartphones and tablets challenge the traditional tools of pen, paper and desktops.
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Up close with Curiosity Mars rover
Scientists are using the rover's earthbound twin to help solve problems on the Red Planet
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'Nerve-shredding fear' - Alien: Isolation reviewed
Marc Cieslak reviews the first person survival horror game.
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Is the iPhone 6 prone to bending?
Marc Cieslak puts the iPhone 6 through some stress tests
Technology and Crime
Eye in the sky
The high resolution surveillance system that is causing controversy in the US.
UK gun crime: Should police retry gun sensor technology?
Smart guns: How smart are they?
Free wi-fi hotspots pose data risk, Europol warns
Sensitive information should not be sent over public wi-fi hotspots, to avoid hackers stealing it, Europe's top cybercrime police officer has warned.
