One of the startups looking to commercialize Elon Musk's Hyperloop transportation system is expected to demonstrate its version in the Nevada desert.
Two Silicon Valley giants are said to be interested in Viv, a more advanced digital assistant from the creators of Apple’s Siri.
The Australian businessman who claims to have created bitcoin now says he “doesn't have the courage” to prove his claim.
Marcel Lehel Lazar, also known as Guccifer, has previously admitted to compromising email accounts of high-profile American political figures.
With technology borrowed from its parent company Oppo, the OnePlus 3 is set to offer customers the ability to charge their phones within 15 minutes.
Despite year-on-year growth of 56 percent in the last quarter, Apple holds just 2.5 percent of the Indian smartphone market.
A Russian has amassed more than 272 million compromised accounts, including from Gmail, Yahoo and Microsoft.
The Big 4 accounting firm is accelerating its development of bitcoin-related technologies by partnering with five startups.
IBM is opening up quantum computing to everyone as it hopes to accelerate development of this cutting-edge technology.
Australian businessman Craig Wright says he'll offer more evidence that he created the cybercurrency, after critics questioned his initial claim.
Samsung will reportedly make the move to the USB-C standard when it launches its next flagship devices, the Galaxy Note 6, later this year.
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This is the first time that Google has put all its hardware efforts under one roof.
Google CEO Sundar Pichai reportedly met with the founder of Telegram, a messaging app with over 100 million users, to discuss a $1 billion acquisition.
HP has launched the slimline Chromebook 13 which is thinner than a Macbook and costs less than half the price.
Steam, the digital distribution platform developed by Valve, will accept bitcoin as payment, an important option in countries where access to credit cards is limited.
The Chinese internet company is looking to double smart home sales in 2016 amid a slowing smartphone market.
A virtual classroom on the dark web aims to boost the cyberskills of those who want to join the collective known as Anonymous.
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Microsoft says it is committed to Windows Mobile and has “next generation products” in development.
The gaming company will look to get back on track with the launch of its Nintendo NX console in March 2017 following the failure of the Wii U.
Best known for its bagless vacuum cleaners, Dyson has launched a hairdryer that promises to help prevent damage from overheating.
The tech company's revenue and profits were both down for the quarter ending in March, as sales of iPhones and iPads both declined.
The cryptocurrency's price hit an 18-month high Tuesday, possibly because new code called SegWit may allow more transactions on the bitcoin network.
Nokia announced it has purchased French wearables company Withings — a move that is part of the company's reinvention since it sold its smartphone business to Microsoft in 2014.
Jia Yeuting, the billionaire entrepreneur behind Chinese conglomerate LeEco, has taken aim at Apple and Tesla.
Bitstamp has become the first bitcoin exchange to be granted a national license, letting it operate across all 28 EU member states.
A startup wants to build a smartphone aimed at the 1 percent which is has “tomorrow’s technology today” and will cost “less than $20,000.”
An analyst has predicted that the iPhone 7’s reported lack of new features may see Apple’s smartphone sales drop by almost 20 percent in 2016.
With Apple set to announce a revenue drop of as much as 10 percent, the focus will be on slowing iPhone growth and a slowdown in China.
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