Galaxy Note 7: Samsung To Begin Production Of 5 Million Units For August Launch Window
Samsung will begin production of its next flagship smartphone — the Galaxy Note 7 — in July, with 5 million units ready for launch in august.
Father’s Day Tech Gifts: From Tablets And Speakers To Fitness Trackers And Wallets, 10 Presents For Your Techie Dad
A father’s perspective on the best tech gifts you can get for your father this Father’s Day.
OnePlus 3 vs. OnePlus 2: Should You Upgrade?
For those trying to decide if they should upgrade from the OnePlus 2 to the OnePlus 3, here is a guide to what's different.
Android 7: Google Executive Gives Strongest Hint Yet That Android N Will Be Called ‘Nutella’
The man in charge of Android at Google has given the strongest hint yet that Google will name the latest version of Android “Nutella.”
OnePlus 3 Review: Chinese Company Matures To Produce Premium Smartphone To Take On Apple And Samsung
OnePlus is a small fish in a big pond, but its latest smartphone can go head-to-head with Apple and Samsung at a fraction of the cost.
Apple Inc. Doubles Down On Privacy Despite Artificial Intelligence Limitations
Apple is committed to keeping its users’ data private, but it has a plan to allow it to compete with the AI solutions of Google, Microsoft and Facebook.
Bitcoin Price Continues To Soar Ahead Of Next Month’s Halving
The price of a bitcoin surged over the weekend towards the $700 mark, a price last seen over two years ago.
Xbox One S Leaks Ahead Of E3 Announcement With 4K Support, 2TB Hard Drive And Streamlined Controller
Leaked images and specs for a slimmer but more powerful Xbox One S have surfaced online ahead of Microsoft's official announcement.
WWDC 2016 Live Stream: How To Watch Apple Inc.’s Keynote On Windows, Android And Mac
Apple’s big developer conference kicks off in San Francisco on Monday with major software announcements expected.
WWDC 2016 Preview: Five iOS 10 Features For The Next Decade
Apple will unveil the 10th iteration of its mobile operating system Monday, and there are some features users really want to see.
WWDC 2016 Preview: How Apple Inc. Can Make Siri Great And Take On Amazon, Google And Microsoft
At the tech giant's Worldwide Developer Conference next week, it is expected to announce its voice assistant will work with third-party apps like Uber and Facebook.
Apple Inc. Creates Energy Company To Sell Renewable Power Direct To Consumers
In the future, Apple might not only be selling you a new iPhone, iPad or MacBook, but also the energy to power them.
Apple Inc. App Store Changes Leave Developers Confused Over Subscription Rules
Developers are confused about how the new App Store subscription rules work. Can Apple exec Phil Schiller clarify matters for them?
Google Founder Larry Page Funding Flying Car Companies Zee.Aero And Kitty Hawk
The Alphabet CEO is personally funding two startups hoping to launch flying cars in the near future, according to a new report.
32 Million Twitter Accounts Including Passwords Being Traded On Dark Web For 10 Bitcoins
A cache of data, including details on over 32 million compromised accounts of the microblogging site, is being sold online for 10 bitcoins, or less than $6,000.
Euro 2016: Who Will Win? Artificial Intelligence, Probability And Neural Networks Being Used To Predict Winners
Some people are leveraging AI to try to predict the winner of the quadrennial soccer tournament — before a single ball has been kicked.
World’s First Driverless Car Insurance Policy Launched In The UK
As the prospect of a fully autonomous car looms, a British insurer has unveiled a policy that covers vehicles with autonomous driving features.
Magic Leap VR Headset Patent Design Is ‘Not At All What The Product Looks Like’
The Florida-based secretive augmented reality startup, Magic Leap, is developing mixed reality technology to turn the real world into a computing platform.
Samsung Folding Smartphones Could Give Company The Edge Over iPhone In 2017
Samsung is reportedly set to bring folding smartphones to market in 2017, which could mean a big advantage over Apple’s iPhones.
Bitcoin Price Surges Toward $600, Breaking $9 Billion Market Cap
Continued interest from China has been driving a rise in the price of the cryptocurrency.
OnePlus 3 Goes On Sale Ahead Of Official Launch For Just $369
The latest smartphone from Chinese manufacturer OnePlus has gone on sale a week ahead of its official launch.
Will Gamers ‘Like’ Facebook's New Streaming Service Enough To Switch From Twitch And YouTube?
Facebook is making a major push through a new partnership with Blizzard, but will gamers warm to the social network?
Microsoft Is Not Making A Self-Driving Car But Wants To Enable Others To Build Autonomous Vehicles
The tech giant does not plan to join the likes of Google and possibly Apple by making its own autonomous car, but it still wants a piece of the action.
Twitter Inc. Met Yahoo Inc. CEO Marissa Mayer About Possible Merger: Report
In Silicon Valley, it is sometimes hard to know what is reality and what is fantasy, and a report from the New York Post falls right in the middle of the two.
Huawei P9 Review: A Smartphone As Good As The iPhone 6s But You Can't Buy It In The US, Yet
Huawei’s P9 is one of the best smartphones of the year, but the Chinese company simply won’t say when, or if, it will come to the U.S.
Smartphone Market Slowing Quicker Than Expected In 2016 As Apple Inc. Faces 2% Decline
Apple is expected to record a 2 percent year-on-year decline in iPhone shipments in 2016 as the wider smartphone market declines.
Mi Band 2: Xiaomi Launches Improved Fitness Tracker With OLED Screen But Same Low Price
Xiaomi has launched its first fitness tracker with a screen, hoping that a combination of improved specs and low price will appeal to customers.
The Tablet Is Dead: Usage Declines For First Time As Teenagers Stick With Smartphones
Just six years after the launch of the original iPad, the tablet era is already in decline as teenagers and young 20-somethings stick with smartphones.
Microsoft Building Blockchain Identity System To Fight Human Trafficking, Prostitution And Child Abuse
Microsoft is collaborating on a new blockchain-based identity system that would allow it to fight issues like human trafficking and child abuse.
Outlook Spam Filters Broken As Microsoft Works On Fix To Unwanted Email
Microsoft has confirmed that its email servers are having difficulty preventing spam emails hitting users Outlook and Hotmail inboxes.
