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Soon, advanced computers won’t just be driving you to work, they’ll be selling you stuff as well. We can already see this in the form of chatbots. Is your

Amazon’s US site converts almost one-in-two Australian visitors into sales, according to Nielsen, as excitement around its imminent arrival on Australian shores is ramping up.

Shelfie robot is a new Lakeba venture, able to navigate through the aisles of each supermarket and scan what is missing on every shelf. #lakeba #robot #shelfie

Every social network considers a video view differently. Here's a guide to social video views and all other important metrics, and where to find them.

Pokemon GO reached a level of success in 2016 that eludes even some of the most successful traditional video games.

Facebook has introduced its two biggest updates to video in a little over a year: live-streaming and 360 degree footage. It was only a matter of time until it combined the two. Simply called Facebook Live 360, it’s exactly what you’d expect; you can watch a video in real time (or close to it, anyway), …

After launching ephemeral live video for a test group of its users, Instagram just announced that the feature will be widely rolled out to everyone in United States beginning today. You can start a...

Mention virtual reality ("VR") and you’ll likely elicit one of two responses: either utmost enthusiasm and awareness, or something along the lines of Homer Simpson yelling “Neeeeerd!” But VR deserves to occupy a more substantive niche on the mainstream public radar, and here’s why.

This enormous list of future use cases for augmented reality are likely to arrive within the next 10 to 15 years.

Virtual reality and social media experts explore ways immersive technologies will change the way people interact online. Is social VR the next frontier?

No one can predict how the future will shake...

When the world shifted from desktop to smartphones, one thing didn't change: the existence of a screen on both devices.

New research claims 27% of Australians are using adblocking technology, with fear of viruses rather than intrusive ads cited as the single biggest driver f