Untangled

Facial recognition is getting more and more accurate by the day. It is already being implemented in US airports for security and efficiency, but there are concerns that the US government is creating a digital ID library of millions of Americans without consent. And the US is just the tip of the iceberg...

Nintendo is dominating the video game industry. The Switch console is expected to sell over 35 million units worldwide, and six of the top-selling 20 games of 2018 were Switch-exclusive games. Watch as we break down its success.

Why do all smartphones look the same? The release of the iPhone in 2007 created a design trend that has lasted for more than a decade - here's how it happened.

Virtual reality has existed for nearly two decades, but it still hasn't shown itself to be "the future of technology" as most were expecting. Here are a few reasons why virtual reality still hasn't taken off and how it can become the next big thing.

Every January, almost 180,000 people travel to Las Vegas for CES, the Consumer Electronics Show. It's one of the biggest tech shows of the year, bringing in people from all over the world. But Apple never went to CES. Here's how Apple's absence changed CES forever.

If you're not sure what laptop you should buy, it's worth considering a model with a touch screen. Both Microsoft and Google have made a big push towards supporting touch on their devices, and touch screen laptops are more common than ever thanks to 2-in-1/convertible and hybrid laptops. But they're still held back by several hardware and software issues.

5G networks are slowly rolling out. It will be 10 times faster than 4G LTE, which will open up possibilities for wireless VR experiences, reliable driverless cars, and medical advances. But there are a few hurdles 5G needs to overcome before consumers can really take advantage of it.

Wireless charging is a novel and cool concept which many imagine as being the future of power supply. Even though most newer phones have wireless charging, one research report from IHS showed that only 29% of people use it. So why hasn't it taken off?