Smartwatch pioneer Pebble is launching a programme for third-party developers to make sensor-equipped straps for its latest devices.

United Airlines has announced that it will no longer carry bulk shipments of lithium-ion batteries as new tests reveal they could cause fires.

Blackberry targets young career builders with its all-touch-screen Leap smartphone.

HTC apologises for causing "any confusion" after claiming it was co-operating with Half-life, a much anticipated video game.

Ford has been showing off two e-bikes at Mobile World Congress as manufacturers start to look beyond the car.

Aston Martin plans to broaden its range of cars to include new sportscars and a small SUV, to attract younger and female buyers.

The traditional motor industry would be foolish to ignore moves by Google and Apple into car technology, says Fiat-Chrysler boss Sergio Marchionne.

Video games firm Ubisoft is working on a title that it believes can treat lazy eye, a condition that can result in reduced vision.