Royole Corp.'s FlexPai, introduced in Beijing this week, has apparently stolen a march on the likes of Samsung, Huawei and…
Apple has said the affected Series 4 Apple Watches must be shipped back to the company for repairs while it…
Semiconductor sales helped Samsung reach record profits for the third quarter in spite of weak smartphone performance
Refresh for Macbook and iPad Pro sees higher prices, better processors and screens, and facial recognition
Legal battle continues as Qualcomm now says Apple owes it $7bn in overdue royalty payments
Showdown between US states and federal government averted until court rules on Trump's net neutrality “roll-back”
Positive third quarter results for chip giant thanks to data centre growth and PC demand
Redesigned to make mobile app more streamlined with a simplified user interface
Facebook management exodus continues with departure of Oculus VR co-founder Brendan Iribe
World's largest motherboard maker is to review its hardware to check reports on Chinese spy chips
Opposition grows to Vodafone's European purchases as Telefonica Deutschland demands acquisition block
The Public Accounts Committee has estimated that unexpected charges may eliminate five years' worth of the new network's supposed price…
The company has revamped its privacy site for users in the US and some other countries as it prepares to…
Antitrust response. Android apps such as Chrome, Gmail etc will require device makers in Europe to pay licence fee
Alphabet boss tells US senators that firm is considering China re-entry, but declines to address censorship concerns
Mobile boss touts foldable device that can be used as a tablet before being folded into portable phone
André Stewart, head of EMEA for Californian cloud security firm Netskope, talks about using artificial intelligence to fight cybercrime, the…
Apple pays hundreds of millions of dollars to acquire engineers, patents and offices from one of its British suppliers
Facebook service fixes video call flaw that could allow hackers to hijack user accounts
Judge calls Google's actions 'wrongful', but finds the Google You Owe Us group failed to prove users suffered damage
Xilinx is looking to take large-scale, cutting-edge workloads to the next level with its upcoming family of programmable hardware accelerators
New competition looks for tech to solve health issues — including privacy questions around the exploitation of sensitive patient data
Sites such as Airbnb and Spotify that use Facebook logins are unaffected by last week's massive hack, the company now…
Normal service resumed after brief worldwide outage for the photo-sharing service
Feds use the face of a suspect to unlock his Apple iPhone, and thus expose his criminal actions
Thanks Mark. WhatsApp reportedly to begin carrying adverts from 2019 in an effort to monetise the service
Google confirms Project Dragonfly is being developed, but 'censorship search' for China is not close to launch
Ouch. The 2016 data breach at Uber which it kept quiet has cost $148m in US legal settlement payments