Francesca Benson looks deeper into the ways in which AI processes information
Written by Francesca Benson on 27th December 2018
Sci & Tech editor Katie Jones and writer Sonal Tandon review the new iPhone 8 - is it worth the money?
Written by Katie Jones on 24th June 2018
After tech giant Intel revealed on 13th March that it was buying the autonomous vehicle firm Mobileye, James Pettit takes a look at the implications this deal has on technology in the market
Written by James Pettit on 31st March 2017
Abbie Roberts reports on how UOB's Robotics Club got on at the internation final of Eurobot in Paris.
Written by Redbrick on 30th June 2016
The smart-case is finally here, Redbrick's Ella Talbot investigates this new handy piece of luggage.
Written by Ella Talbot on 27th April 2016
Fitness trackers are the latest fad, but none have looked as smart as the Swiss-made Withings Activité. Roshni Patel reports.
Written by Roshni Patel on 21st April 2016
Lume cube ensures you get the perfect shot, even in low light. Roshni Patel reports.
Written by Roshni Patel on 21st April 2016
Amy Thompson presents a roundup of the British Inventors Project at the Gadget Show Live 2016
Written by Amy Thompson on 8th April 2016
The Shenzhen-based tech firm is making serious moves for the wallets of Western consumers, with the London reveal of a new flagship device on April 6th.
Written by Mason Cusack on 6th April 2016
Redbrick Technology writer Roshni Patel rants about some of the ridiculous gadgets on show at this years' Gadget Show Live
Written by Roshni Patel on 3rd April 2016
LG's new release will allow its users to instantly upgrade and add extra features. Roshni Patel reports.
Written by Roshni Patel on 14th March 2016
Cheap iPhone imitation? A copyright lawsuit waiting to happen? Charlotte Ward investigates the world's cheapest phone.
Written by Charlotte Ward on 27th February 2016
