Fitbit, the maker of wearable devices that collect data on exercise and sleep patterns, is seeking to raise as much as $478m (€428.2m) in an IPO.

Jawbone today announced a trio of Up wearables, the Up2, Up3, and Up4, that will be released this year.

The technology industry and its consumers must all collaborate and work together for the internet of things to succeed, Samsung Electronic’s president has said.

Apple suppliers in China will begin mass production of its largest iPhones ever next month, according to people familiar with the plans, as the smartphone maker faces increased competition.

Imagine a home where if you asked your thermostat to change temperature it would, or one that would text your neighbours if an alarm went off while you were on holiday, and knew when you were on your way home from work so would set the temperature accordingly.

Our tech gadgets are no longer being shipped from China to Europe. These days they are loaded on a train to Poland, according to Flextronics vice-president of operations John Scanlon.

A new glut of apps, gadgets and sensors log and monitor every moment of our lives. Pavel Barter signs up to the cult of life-logging.

Technology has revolutionised what we measure about ourselves. But is all that tracking good for our health?

The notion of being fashionably smart is getting a makeover, as internet-linked computers get woven into formerly brainless attire such as glasses, bracelets and shoes.

New Order are headlining a tribute gig to the late DJ John Peel tonight, on the eve of John Peel Day.