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The Nature Remo will turn your air conditioner into a Wi-Fi-enabled smart AC device without any effort. This will mean that your home maintains a comfortable temperature, your air conditioner is energy efficient and you can control the unit with your smartphone.

"Google is set to launch a new voice assisant for Android devices - in the same vein of the iPhones assistant Siri - which can respond to natural language commands."

Expand your visual horizons with the Sony DSC-WX50. Capture stunning images and Full HD 1080/60i video with its 16.2MP CMOS sensor and stabilized 5X optical/10X Clear Image zoom lens. View 3D stills and Sweep Panorama images on its 2.7 LCD, and use Face Detection, Smile Shutter, and Natural Flash to improve portraits. 16.2 Megapixel Back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS Image Sensor - This camera features a 16.2 megapixel Exmor R CMOS image sensor that brings out the full resolving power of the camera's Carl Zeiss lens to deliver extremely fast speed, high resolution, and stunning low-light sensitivity with improved image clarity and drastically reduced grain.

Every scene is presented in detail so stunning - HD movies, sports and even YouTube clips - that it is like looking through a window. The Motionflow XR 960 technology minimizes judder and helps recreate the movement of real life directly on screen, so viewing at home feels like you are watching from the stands. Recreating natural motion with reduced judder and less blur, Motionflow XR 960 helps you see each end-over-end rotation by taking motion clarity beyond refresh rates, which are only measured in Hz, to quadruple the motion effect so you see everything as if you were there.Watch sports like never before.

Reports that the US and UK's NSA and GCHQ organizations gained access to the encryption keys of SIM chip maker Gemalto has once again underlined the reach and global nature of modern government surveillance.

One of Microsoft's most senior lawyers has accused Google's Android software of "standing on the shoulders" of companies such as his own in the smartphone wars, and that the flurry of patent lawsuits going on between companies involved in the field is only natural in a rapidly developing field.