James Hetherington

In a bizarre marketing strategy, Nintendo has partnered with Kellogg's to offer Super Mario Cereal, even though everyone knows Italians don't eat breakfast.

Snapchat has promised a major redesign of its app amid falling gains on the social media platform. It promises to bring an emphasis back to friend content.

Benchmarking company Futuremark has revealed that perception the iPhone slows down after an upgrade is most likely false.

A European-wide plan to install 400 electric car charging stations has just been given a boost: Shell has signed on.

A group of Iraqi hackers have created fake Isis propaganda sites to disrupt the communication network used be the terrorist organisation.

Over two years, an Australian man has skipped out on 140 days of work to play golf. All he needed to get away with it was an old crisp packet.

Switching to an Android phone has a long list of advantages, but there are just some things you'll have to give up from your iPhone.

London commuters tired of losing their internet connection on the Tube will soon be able to enjoy 4G internet.

A sex chat bot will lure in paedophiles looking to purchase underage prostitutes. Once convinced the service is legitimate, they will be slapped with a legal message.

Motorola has released an unofficial follow-up to Samsung's 'growing up' ad. After mocking the iPhone X, Samsung has been given a dose of its own medicine.

If you want an alternative to the mainstream iPhones and Galaxys, the Google Pixel 2 has got you covered.

A US man has applauded the driver of a car that struck his wife, saying if it wasn't for their quick actions on the scene his partner would probably be dead.

UK telecom companies will no longer be able to advertise top-end download speeds that are often only available to about 10% of customers.

While many hunt far and wide for a deal, some people are happier sitting back and enjoying the show.

Business tycoon Mark Cuban has warned that keeping net neutrality effectively gives control of the internet to president Donald Trump.

Coil-shaped algae robots could allow scientists to fight diseases and diagnose patients without invasive surgical procedures.

South Australia is now home to the world's biggest lithium-ion battery after Tesla fulfilled a promise to complete work in 100 days "or its free".

Company leaks from Samsung may have revealed the new Samsung Galaxy S9 and S9+ will only be getting minor upgrades from the Galaxy S8 range.

Philip Hammond announced in the budget that the UK will crack down on tax avoidance. Companies will now pay royalties when legally avoiding tax.

We switched a die-hard iPhone fan of 10 years to an Android smartphone to see how hard the move would be. Here are his top tips for moving from Apple's iOS to Google's Android.

Black Friday deals are already rolling out to consumers, and telecom companies have been quick to jump on the bandwagon.

A recent study has revealed police officers who use too much hand sanitiser could be affecting the results of alcohol breath tests.

Australian beaches are being monitored by drones in a four-day trial to protect swimmers from an increase in crocodile sightings.

In the coming weeks, Apple will be expected to start paying back €13 billion in taxes. Irish Prime Minister Leo Varadkar says he wants the funds "without delays".

The noise cancelling options on the headphones make your commute as quiet as a walk in the park. But poor controls mean you'll be pulling your phone out every 10 minutes.

Foxconn is in strife again after six students revealed to the media they were being forced to work 11-hour days to keep up with huge iPhone X demand.

Russian hackers are using the dark web to go on luxury holidays that are heavily subsidised by air miles stolen from UK residents.

Train passengers across the UK will need to keep a close eye on their mobile phones and laptops after new research revealed more than 100 devices go missing each day.

A new study has revealed internet prices in the UK are some of the most affordable in Europe. But we do not stack up well against the rest of the world.