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If you've always wanted to ask questions to William Shatner, you might soon get your chance.

A new security camera from D-Link is built to use AI to tell you when humans are moving, and not just everything else.

This week on The Wrap, we’re joined by Adam Turner and Chris Duckett to check out what’s going to happen in tech this year, covering 5G, AI, WFH, and more. All in five.

What tech trends can you expect to hear about this year? We're citing a few, because some stand out more than others.

Wish your selfies had a bit more pop, or maybe a touch of Van Gogh? The latest AI-enhanced concept from Adobe is all about that, and it's free.

Curious where technology is going, and whether our trends are spot on? The Consumer Tech Association talk up what's coming, and how the future is looking.

You can search for images pretty easily, but what about when it comes to video? A new tool aims to help, provided you have an image to draw inspiration from.

Not just phones and laptops, Huawei is also building software, and software that helps, as it signs the Yellow Wiggle to help get a message out there.

Another year brings another set of technology trends, but how much of last year continues into this year?

We're not at the point in our lives where robots are doing your housework for you, but with the addition of AI, we're getting closer to a robot you can connect with.