TECHNOLOGY

When it comes to your tech items and smartphones, here is what you should expect in Washington D.C. for the Inauguration.

A research paper published recently put forward a theory to establish the limits of data transfer rates in optoelectronic microprocessors and ways to reduce noise in the electromagnetic field.

“We would very much like Apple to come and have a base in India, they have a base in China, and China is under stress,” said Ravi Shankar Prasad, India’s minister of communications and information technology.

The news is another indication the South Korean electronics giant may launch the flagship device at the Mobile World Congress in February.

Tag Heuer CEO Jean-Claude Biver revealed that the new iteration of its Connected smartwatches will have GPS, NFC and other hardware improvements.

A new photo of the Nintendo Switch's user interface may have also confirmed multiple account support.

Nintendo of America president confirmed the news after the official reveal of the Nintendo Switch last Friday.

Twitter is reportedly in the process of testing a new layout for its Moments feature.

Apple is preparing for its iPhone 7 successor. This week, new information about the device surfaced online, and it claims that the iPhone 8 could support wireless charging.

Google’s Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones are getting a very enthusiastic response from consumers, but the Mountain View giant is struggling to provide sufficient supplies to meet the demand.

Apple is reportedly refreshing its iPad series sometime in the second half of this year.

A new report is claiming that the Galaxy S8's standard camera will have support for Samsung's Bixby virtual assistant.

Snapchat has reached an agreement with third-party data broker Oracle Data Cloud to start allowing advertisers to target users using third-party data.

The end of the partnership means you'll be able to find Audible audiobooks at more places soon.

LinkedIn just had it’s biggest desktop makeover, including messaging similar to Facebook Messenger.

A district court in Kansas found user data stored in Sony's PlayStation Network is not protected by the Fourth Amendment when subjected to a private search by Sony and users have no reasonable expection to privacy for their information or communications.

Tesla's security systems were found to have worked properly in the 2016 autopilot crash.

Netflix is slowly making its way into Apple’s new TV app.

The final stages of an auction for wireless spectrum previously licensed by television stations will complete on Friday, though with less interest than was expected.

The season will pit members from conference schools against each other.

Faraday Future, once seen as a competitor to Tesla, is struggling as it finds itself with money problems and top executives ditching the company, report says.

Facebook reportedly issued a temporary ban to Russian-government owned news network RT over a claim of copyright infringement.

Blizzard Entertainment is preparing for the next seasonal event of its team-based multiplayer first-person shooter game “Overwatch.”

Sad to say, Windows Mobile users who love playing "Minecraft Pocket Edition" are not receiving new updates for the mobile game from now on.

Samsung has indicated which of its other smartphones and tablets will update to Android Nougat in 2017.

"Dishonored 2" players can now download the new beta patch for the action-adventure stealth video game via Steam.

Electronic Arts and DICE have made the January 2017 patch for “Star Wars: Battlefront” available for download.

EA Sports is rolling out a new major update to “FIFA 17” on the PS4, Xbox One and PC.

LG is holding an MWC press conference on Feb. 26, while Sony is holding one on Feb. 27.