TECHNOLOGY

Apple Music contains millions of songs in its vast library. Subscribers have access to these tracks and can listen to them anytime they want, anywhere they might be. That said, since everyone's at home during the COVID-19 pandemic, there's an even better way to enjoy Apple Music – sharing it with family.

A report claims that Samsung will be releasing a 5G-capable version of the Galaxy Z Flip, and will also make it available in a new color option.

A tech site has created renders for the 2020 iPad Air based on the leaks on the internet. What could the new device give users when it arrives?

Apple's new Magic Keyboard for the iPad Pro is designed to give users a better overall experience when typing and doing other things on the Apple tablet. Some users, however, report that it does have one major problem, however – battery drain.

Stanford researchers are conducting a new study to determine whether the Apple Watch, and other wearables, are capable of detecting COVID-19 in a person before any symptoms appear.

The Pentagon is working to create mesh networks of tiny spy satellites able of replacing its more expensive, larger satellites.

U.S. officials blame China-backed hackers for spying and endangering coronavirus research.

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo says that Apple is working on an Apple Glass and two iPad Mini models that will be priced competitively.

Samsung developing Exynos 880 chipset, likely to be used in upcoming mid-range devices.

"Fallout 76" may have disappointed some but folks looking to check it out can do so for free starting May 14 via Steam.

While Sony offered an update on the PS5 release date, it is not as exciting as many were expecting.

This major PS5 feature could give gaming PCs a good run for their money, says a game studio executive.

The Apple Watch is more than just a wrist-worn device that tells time, gives directions and monitors the user's heartbeat, steps taken and calories burned. It can also be used to play music in Apple Music's library.

Many reports on the internet reveal that OnePlus's latest flaship, the OnePlus 8 Pro, has an X-ray camera. Is this true?

All of the redesigned changes that Slack made to its app are now live and available on the public versions of its Android and iOS apps.

Here's a quick guide on how to get a Nintendo Switch amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new concept video attempts to show just how Apple's foldable iPhone might look like – if it ever comes out this year.

Apple might be adding four new color options to the Powerbeats Pro soon, if a leak is accurate.

U.S. Special Operations Command plans to equip teams with advanced smart-soldier gear that allows staying connected with intel assets in any corner of the world.

After losing its court fight with the SEC, Telegram announced the closing of the Telegram Open Network (TON), its crypto-focused subsidiary, and abandonment of its Gram digital currency project.

The U.S. Navy has patented advanced plasma tech that can create 3D images in the sky. This defensive tech might explain some of the UFO sightings.

An Asian smartphone company has released a new device that will compete with the iPhone SE in both price, specs and more.

At this point, it's safe to say that we’ve encountered an unprecedented time for the business world. From retail to manufacturing, businesses are scrambling to adjust to a stark new reality. Many industries are taking a hit, but quick pivoting activity and ingenuity can help a business to stay afloat, and even thrive post-COVID19.

Dell has revealed new additions to its line of XPS "ultrabook."

There is a mystery game coming out at the Epic Games Store and rumors suggest that it will be "Grand Theft Auto 5."

Another cost-friendly foldable phone is reportedly coming out alongside the Samsung Galaxy Fold 2 in the Samsung Galaxy Fold Lite 4G.

Motorola promises that it will update its new high-end flagship smartphone, the Edge Plus, up to Android 12 – which will be released next year.

Google is adding its Duo video chat platform to Chrome.

Three new North Korean malware strains have been exposed by U.S. cybersecurity experts on the three-year anniversary of the WannaCry outbreak.