Jamie Hinks
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California makes huge commitment to electric vehicles
Charging stations everywhere
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Fallout 4 has a treat for PS4 Remote Play-ers
PS Vita players get dedicated controls
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Small and electric: Volvo’s vision for the future
Smaller cars are on the way
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Facebook is going after YouTube in the video department
A news feed made just for videos
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Toyota wants an end to gasoline by 2050
Pushing for others to change
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Samsung's next Galaxy might get all touchy feely
3D touch readied for the company’s next smartphone
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Airbus hypersonic jet does London to New York in just one hour
The hypersonic jet that takes off vertically is far faster than Concorde ever was.
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Another OnePlus handset could be about to drop
A regulatory filing in the US shows a new device that will be at a similar level to the OnePlus 2
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Tesla’s autopilot update arrives this week
Tesla drivers will be able to benefit from fully autonomous driving later this week
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New remote turns PS4 in to an all-round media powerhouse
The Universal Media Remote for the console already works with a wide range of apps and means controllers can be switched off
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Autonomous driving arrives for recreational sailors
New system allows you to hand over control to a computer at any time.
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Barclays shelves Apple Pay until 2016
Apple’s mobile payment service will soon be open to Barclays customers
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Get ready for crazily accurate GPS in 2017
Mitsubishi has accelerated its plans to deliver the system, which will now arrive in 2017
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Driverless taxis hitting Japanese roads next year
Robot Taxi will begin trialling the technology in the next 12 months.
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3D print-a-brain tech in development
A gel-like substance has been developed that be used to print intricate objects
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Gran Turismo 7 accelerating towards a VR future
Developers want to bring the title to the PlayStation VR headset
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Tidal finally reaches one million subscribers
A charity concert has been organised by Jay-Z to celebrate the feat
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How to turn off the Apple Music auto-renew feature
If don’t want to pay for the music service you don’t have to
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Google Pixel C is here to challenge the iPad Pro and Surface
With a full-size keyboard in tow, the 10-inch tablet could ruffle some feathers
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Virgin Media turbo charges ultrafast broadband speeds to 200Mbps
90% of Virgin Media customers will get the upgrade by the end of 2015
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Cambridge Audio’s new wireless speakers make sure Spotify never sounded so good
New drivers and connectivity options are at the heart of the second incarnation of the Minx Air speakers
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Uber wants to party with everyone
Yet another new feature allows event hosts to provide free rides to attendees
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Microsoft is taking aim at Google Cardboard
VR Kit being provided to developers at a hackathon in Russia.
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Ford Sync now recognises regional accents
Liverpudlian English among the variations it can recognise instantly
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