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Now that the new year is here, let's take a look at what you can expect in the 2020 tech trends.

The plastic card that proves who you are to police is making the transition to digital, but you may still want to keep that old card with you.

If you've been looking forward to see what Dyson had in store for vehicles, there's some less than fantastic news this week, as Dyson kills its electric car project.

Is the future of public transportation driverless? It might be, and a city that isn't Sydney is trialling the tech now in something other than a train.

The next time you consider lending your car to your kids, you might ponder this idea: if you could limit the maximum car speed, would you?

The chip technology Samsung brings to phones in Australia and much of the world is on its way to cars, too.

We all know someone who prefers to be behind the wheel more than anything else, and this gift guide is for them.

For years, we've heard the rumours about Dyson's entrance into the car world, and now it's confirmed. Yep, it's happening, folks.

Electric cars may be a big environmental focus, but it's not the only technology. In fact one might be pushed on by Australian research.

Smartphones can get expensive, but they rarely offer so many features that they break the $2K mark, and yet that's what Huawei is doing with its latest collaboration with Porsche.