Scientists Develop Never-Ending Battery Technology For PCs, Smartphones And Electric Cars
Researchers at the University of California at Irvine have developed a nanowire-based battery technology that may never have to be replaced.
Intel Blockchain Experiments Could Make Bitcoin Technology Mainstream
Intel says unlike other blockchain tests, its experiments will allow the distributed ledger technology to operate on networks with millions of computers.
Microsoft (MSFT) Shares Slide On Missed Wall Street Expectations As Weak PC Market Takes Its Toll
The software giant missed Wall Street expectations for the first time in a year, with shares falling in after-hours trading.
Inside SpyEye: How The Russian Hacker Behind The Billion-Dollar Malware Was Taken Down
A Russian hacker's online bragging about his malware creation helped security firm Trend Micro track him down — and alert the FBI.
Opera Browser Adds Free VPN Support Following Default Ad Blocking
The Opera browser now allows users to hide their location using a built-in virtual private network with unlimited data usage.
Intel (INTC) Woes Reflect PC Decline, But How Will It Impact Microsoft (MSFT), AMD, Apple (AAPL) And Google (GOOG) Earnings?
The chipmaker is feeling the pinch as customers move to tablets. But other big tech companies have been more successful in managing the transition.
Microsoft Corporation (MSFT) Q3 2016 Earnings Preview: Can Office 365 And Azure Offset PC Decline?
As the PC market continues to decline, Microsoft will hope to show that it has lessened its reliance on Windows.
Hacking Team Criticizes Media As Hacker Reveals How He Stole 400GB Of Data
The spyware vendor says media coverage of the vigilante who stole 400GB of its data is sensationalist and misses the point.
EU Formally Files Antitrust Charges Against Google For Hindering Competition With Android
The European Union’s competition chief, Margrethe Vestager, has charged Google over its practice of forcing manufacturers to preload its apps when using the Android system.
Apple Inc. MacBook Updated With Faster Processors, Longer Battery Life And Rose Gold Option
Apple has announced new models of its flagship laptop, with the 12-inch MacBook now coming with the latest processors and a rose gold option.
Blockchain Technology Could Help Solve $75 Billion Counterfeit Drug Problem
With an estimated $75 billion worth of counterfeit drugs sold every year globally, blockchain technology could help solve the problem.
Apple Confirms WWDC 2016 Dates: Software Updates, MacBooks, Apple Watch 2 And More Expected
Apple's annual developers conference will take place in San Francisco from June 13 to June 18, with new MacBooks expected to be unveiled.
Android Antitrust: Google’s Big Problem In Europe Could Result In $7.5B Fine
The European Commission is reportedly about to file charges against the tech giant after investigating Google’s practice of forcing operators and manufacturers to preload its own apps on Android devices.
Apple iPhone Moving To All-Glass Design In 2017 With AMOLED Screen: Analyst
One of the most reliable Apple analysts believes the iPhone will get a radical design overhaul in 2017 with an all-glass design and an AMOLED screen.
Drone May Have Hit Passenger Plane At Heathrow Airport, UK Police Investigate
A drone struck the front of a British Airways flight as it approached the Heathrow Airport in London, according to the pilot.
Amazon Prime Video Takes On Netflix With Monthly Subscription
Amazon is hoping to increase the appeal of its Prime services by offering customers the ability to pay monthly rather than annually.
‘Eve Online’: The Battle For Control Of The Most Boring Video Game In The World
“Eve Online” is unlike any other video game. It has no storyline, missions or bad guys, yet it attracts hundreds of thousands of players.
Privacy Shield: EU Regulators Voice Concerns Over Data Sharing Agreement Leaving US Companies In Limbo
European data protection officials have issues with a proposed new mechanism for companies to transfer data from Europe to the U.S.
Privacy Shield: Leaked Report Suggests EU Regulators Will Reject Proposed EU-US Data-Sharing Deal
A leaked report suggests that Europe’s data protection officials — led by Isabelle Falque-Pierrotin — will reject the EU-U.S. Privacy Shield data-sharing deal.
Apple May Launch Two iPhone 7 Plus Models, One With Dual Camera Sensors
Apple will reportedly launch two versions of its large-screen iPhone 7 Plus model this year, with one featuring a dual-camera setup.
Amazon’s Radically Redesigned Kindle Oasis Leaks Ahead Of Launch
Amazon will launch a redesigned version of its Kindle e-reader this week, according to a leaked posting on a Chinese website.
British Surveillance Agency Helped Prevent ‘Harry Potter’ Online Leak
The U.K.’s surveillance agency GCHQ warned the publisher of “Harry Potter And The Half Blood-Prince” of copies of the book that may have leaked online.
HTC 10: Video, Pictures And Specs Leak Ahead Of Crucial Smartphone Launch
Following a disastrous first quarter, HTC is hoping the launch of the HTC 10 on Tuesday will see its fortunes turn around.
Intel Reveals Its Plan For Blockchain Technology With ‘Sawtooth Lake’ Distributed Ledger
The chipmaker has published details of its Sawtooth Lake project, a version of the technology that underpins the digital currency.
Samsung Galaxy Note 6 To Arrive In July Months Ahead Of iPhone 7
Samsung expected to bring forward the launch of the Galaxy Note 6, which could feature Android N, an iris scanner and an IP68 rating.
FBI Warns Of Dramatic Increase In CEO Email Scams That Cost US Businesses $2.3 Billion Since 2013
Between October 2013 and February of this year, the FBI received reports from 17,642 victims of what it calls “business email compromise” scams.
Reddit Launches First Official Smartphone Apps With Three Months Of Free Reddit Gold
Reddit has launched official iOS and Android apps for “the front page of the internet” for the first time.
Father of ‘Great Firewall of China’ Blocked By His Own Creation During Presentation
The man mainly responsible for China’s strict internet censorship was left embarrassed when he was unable to access a foreign website during a presentation.
ZTE Shares Plunge On Weak Profits, Corporate Shake-Up, Iran Sanctions And Potential Criminal Charges
In a rare move against a foreign company, the U.S. last month banned American companies from selling components to the Chinese telecom equipment maker.
Huawei Hopes Superman And Black Widow Will Help Smartphones Sell In US Market
The Chinese company has roped in some of the film industry’s biggest names, including Scarlett Johansson, to help it boost brand awareness.
