TECHNOLOGY

A leaker just said hello to the Galaxy F, which is now believed to be the name of Samsung's rumored foldable smartphone.

Facebook fell nearly 19 percent on Thursday following its quarterly earnings report.

President Donald Trump accused Twitter of "shadow banning" conservatives by hiding their accounts in searches.

Walmart will partner with self-driving firm Waymo to bring grocery shoppers to and from one store in Arizona as part of a pilot program.

Epic Games has also announced that it has nerfed the Compact SMG, which received a lot of complaints from gamers for being overpowered.

The BlackBerry KEY2 Lite might be announced at IFA 2018 in Berlin.

Samsung Display's new OLED panel has already survived testing and has received UL certification.

A report from Bloomberg indicated Google's parent company had more contractors than employees for the first time ever earlier this year.

Amazon will partner with Yext to add accurate business hours, contact information and other data to Alexa.

Facebook's quarterly earnings report will come at market close on Wednesday, and Instagram is expected to bolster the company's finances.

HTC's next mid-range smartphone is codenamed "Imagine Life" and it might be released later this year as the HTC U12 Life.

An analyst said that mass production for the 2018 LCD iPhone has been delayed by a month.

Facebook rolled out its long-tested Watch Party feature for group video watching to everyone on Wednesday.

Konami's 1.7 update for "Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain" includes new weapons and a hard mode for FOB Missions.

The LG V90 trademark signals the South Korean company's long-term plans for the V-series.

The Sony Xperia XZ3 is expected to arrive with a glass back and come with support for wireless charging.

Samsung is said to be canceling its Galaxy J series as it prepares new lineups of low-end and mid-tier phones.

eBay users will be able to use Apple Pay through the mobile app or on the web via Apple's Safari web browser.

The Xiaomi Mi A2 and Mi A2 Lite will be available globally in 40 markets and both phones will be available in Spain starting this month.

The mobile version of "Fortnite" reportedly makes an average of $2 million per day on its own.

Facebook's flagship product is illegal in China, but the company will open an innovation hub in the country anyway.

Amazon Prime members in parts of New York City and Florida can now get Whole Foods products delivered to them.

Yelp announced it will start displaying health inspection data for restaurants nationwide.

A new report claims that Microsoft is planning to release two versions of its next-generation "Scarlett" Xbox console and one of them will be dedicated to streaming games.

The Galaxy Note 9 might also be announced alongside the new Samsung Wireless Charger Duo, a new wireless charging pad that will let users charge their phone and smartwatch at the same time.

Playground mode will return to "Fortnite" with more loot, ATKs and team select options.

The bots made huge headlines after showcasing abilities to shoot a gun with both hands last year.

The hackers used conventional spoofing mechanisms to gain access to the secure network.

CNBC reported that lifestyle social network Pinterest may go public in 2019, as it nears $1 billion in ad revenue.