Lingerie company creates smart bra that knows when women are truly in love.

Read on and know why.

No more struggling with forgotten pin codes as British bank uses voice recognition technology.

Free Wi-Fi campaign creates tool that allows you to share your Internet without the privacy risks.

Parents can now cut sexual content and online bullying in Microsoft’s products.

Starbucks plans EU trials of wireless charging mats for phones and tablets.

NSA whistleblower Snowden says iPhones can ‘fake’ power-off mode to spy on you.

From Braille phones to shoes and make-up, discover the latest things you can do with your phone.

Industry insiders say expensive cables lead to better sound quality. But are they worth it?

Philippine police said criminals are using social media to lure foreigners into cybersex extortion scam.

Find out how online criminals are making themselves vulnerable to a weapon they exploited.

Experts warn that more and more kids are becoming dependent on tablets.

Travel search engine Skyscanner thinks this is what the future of travel will look like.

New research suggests other factors are at work behind feelings of violence from video games.

Health group brings HIV awareness closer to the public.

EU launches first hi-tech satellite in a billion-euro project that will help disaster operations.

Apple patents transparent screen design that will prevent texters from stumbling.

Spanish doctor diagnoses the world’s first case of too much texting.

Consumer rights group wants Twitter, Facebook and Google to respect user’s privacy.

Ethical hacking the answer to better computer security.

Study reveals Filipinos have already outpaced other countries in the use of certain types of gadgets.

Senator Miriam says social media is changing the face of traditional politics. But statistics may prove otherwise.

Number of software targetting smartphones and tablets doubled in the past year.

Smart gun that only fires from owner’s hand seen to boost safety.

Find out if your addiction to connectivity is actually harming your pet.

German hacker’s club teams up with international rights group as it brings German gov’t to court.

50,000 anonymous Facebook users want to grant man his dying wish.

French government to pour €1.5 billion for cyber defence funding. What is the Philippines planning to do to protect itself from growing cyber threats?

Apple’s new recruits sparks new possibilities for smart watch.

Find out more about the tech giant’s latest foray into wearable technology:

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A kill switch could be an app that comes pre-loaded on a phone and allows users to go online and shut down the phone.

Oxford professor aims to create unbreakable system for secure money transactions.

Facebook tests success of autoplay ads by introducing them on some user News Feeds.

Instagram Direct to allow users to send photo messages to friends via phones.

Google, Facebook and other tech companies team up to push for new laws versus public surveillance.

Injuries may happen during crowded events, and researchers have just found a way to prevent this.

Online retailer to use unmanned robot to deliver goods to customers.

Poll also reveals surprising trend among men, women and selfies.

American researchers spearhead early warning technology for earthquakes.

Mr Postman app melds technology and snail mail.

Research reveals stunning contradictory views on illegal downloads and intellectual property rights

Five signs of a Candy Crush junkie and how to cure the addiction.

Store mannequins are meant to catch your eye. Soon you may catch theirs.

“Passport applicants may now relay their concerns to the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA)’s consular affairs office by sending an email to the Office of Passport Director:passportconcerns@dfa.gov.ph.: The DFA said this is part of its efforts to provide the public with efficient services and address their passport-related concerns. : “Through this new email address, passport-related… continue reading

It’s become the email equivalent of separating church and state: work email is for official communications while private accounts are for personal and sometimes inappropriate messaging.

BAYAN Muna party-list Representative and senatorial candidate Teddy Casino hopes for the passage of House Bill (HB) 5653, or the Mobile Phone Subscribers Act, in order to regulate the telephone companies from imposing higher interconnection fees and protect mobile subscribers from recurring drop calls and load losses. Casino, speaking in Monday's Kapehan sa Dabaw at… continue reading

A startup company has designed a product to enable tablet users to turn pages or play games using their eye movements.

REPUBLIC Act 10175, an act defining cybercrime and providing for the prevention, investigation, suppression and the imposition of the penalties for the violation, is up to put limit on the use of the internet and cellular phones. Lawyer Renecito Novero had his legal view on the said law which was restrained by the Supreme Court… continue reading

: Google has threatened to exclude French media sites from its search results if France implements a proposed law forcing search engines to pay for content, according to a letter obtained by AFP. The letter sent by Google to several ministerial offices this month said it “cannot accept” such a move and the company “as… continue reading

Globe Telecom this week unveiled one of the world’s first-ever all-unlimited roaming service covering calls, texts, and mobile Internet, protecting its roaming subscribers from billshock, or the high surge of charges on a post-paid bill. With Globe All-Unli Roam, postpaid subscribers on roaming can subscribe to any of the three (3) unlimited roaming combo services… continue reading