More and more bicycle makers are experimenting with digital networking. The options for smart bikes range from cellular tracking chips to smart rider's assistance apps. But how much can they really do?

The London exhibition "Robots" presents the most exciting humanoid robots of the last 500 years. Today, robots look and act more like humans than ever before.

26-year-old Hashem Al-Ghaili, a Yemeni biologist living in Germany, makes the case for science with his infotainment videos. He's already collected about seven million fans on Facebook.

So far, the internet age has largely bypassed the Caribbean island of Cuba. Now, the first two thousand private households in the capital, Havana are receiving free internet access on a test basis.

Los Angeles photographer Laura Izumikawa dresses her sleeping daughter as super heroes and rock stars. She posts the photos on Instagram.

The German event of the world's largest eSports festival "DreamHack" is taking place for the second time in Leipzig. It’s where amateur players meet professional gamers and the manufacturers present the latest technology.

Estonia is one of Europe's digital pioneers. Most of the country’s government administration is managed online. Estonians start learning how to use the technology in programming classes at school.

Many parents feel overwhelmed by the role of digital media in their children's lives. Often, they tread a thin line between restrictions and encouragement.

Germany's biggest amusement park has gone one bigger, enhancing its rides with virtual reality. The analogue roller coaster rides are now offered with head-mounted displays.

We now know that in 2014 hackers stole the data of over 500 million Yahoo users, including names, passwords and credit card details. What can users do?