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Sharp has unveiled a 20-cm tall, walking robo-smartphone. Here’s what you need to know.
- By: Alice Tidey
Vladimir Putin does an annual call-in show. Here’s what you need to know about the four hour-long live television show.
- By: Alice Tidey
The legendary rock band is being taken to court over the opening of its Stairway to heaven track. CNBC takes a closer look at the numbers behind that particular song.
- By: Alice Tidey
India's newly-launched mobile payment system mean users can receive and initiate payments by text.
- By: Alice Tidey
Dubai has unveiled the plans for a new building which will break the Burj Khalifa's height record.
- By: Alice Tidey
If you’re looking for a cheap holiday, here’s where and when you should book your hotel for maximum savings, according to TripAdvisor UK.
- By: Alice Tidey
What do you get when you mix in data, algorithms and a 3D printer can? A brand new Rembrandt painting 400 years after the master died.
- By: Alice Tidey
Samsung is quickly gaining ground in the world’s second biggest smartphone market, but Apple is not giving up without a fight.
- By: Alice Tidey
The furniture giant is launching a virtual reality app to bring you inside your new kitchen before you’ve even bought it.
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