Tesla is showcasing how close we are to a self-driving future. Although it turns out in some of these hair-raising clips, perhaps we're not as close as we'd like to be.

Zoom is finally bringing end-to-end encryption to all users, after many months of Zoom-bombing and security risks that have somehow not dampened people's love for the video-chatting software.

Why play with LEGO blocks when you can make your own LEGO games?

Facebook is ready to get into the game streaming business, but there's a catch: These games will be playable adverts of the real deal.

Corsair has hit the nail on the head with the HS75 XB headset. Its minor imperfections are easily ignored thanks to the headset excelling where it matters: Rock-solid audio, precision portable percussion, and a stupidly easy to setup configuration that’s all wrapped up in a product that feels like a premium step-up.

South African tech company Thinkadam has come up with an innovative solution that allows companies to restrict access to certain apps or to brick a phone entirely.

Intel is looking to narrow its focus on the processing game, as it sells off another part of it business.

Our computing future is in the cloud, we all know this. The problem though is that for many people in Africa is one of latency, making viable use of data-centres unviable for many. One of the reasons for this is the massive expenses that go into building these traditionally large datacentres which are usually located in large cities. That doesn’t …