TECHNOLOGY

Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S11+ smartphone just might feature the best camera setup of any smartphone to date, if the rumors are true.

Apple's new Mac Pro has been the subject of much scrutiny and ridicule since it was released, largely because of its expensive price. But is Cupertino's newest Pro-level machine really overpriced?

The social network allowed ads to run despite repeated complaints from users.

"Street Fighter 4" villain Seth returns as playable character in "Street Fighter 5" in his new form as confirmed in his trailer shown in Capcom Cup 2019.

The Chinese government said that there will be consequences if the German government decides to ban Huawei as the company makes its 5G deal in the country.

A new Tesla Cyberquad video shows how the revolutionary ATV from Tesla distinguishes itself from other ATVs in the market.

Google's RCS Messaging or Google Chat is like Apple's iMessage for all Android phones.

A new Tesla Cybertruck image shows where the alleged hidden side cameras are located.

A recent car break-in compromised 29,000 bank information of Facebook employees and raises a question about the social networking site's level of caution in handling the data of its users.

A new research reveals how Chinese facial recognition terminals are easily fooled by a tester wearing a 3D mask.

Apple has released a new sport game series, "Ultimate Rivals," on its Apple Arcade platform.

Qualcomm is extremely desperate with 5G, it is unaware of hurting 4G performance, says report.

Norwegian company Telenor confirmed its move to partner up with Ericsson for 5G technology instead of Huawei this time around.

Samsung now denies that it has sold a million Galaxy Fold units, contrary to what its president said earlier.

Fans anticipating the “Resident Evil 3 Remake” will be glad to know that the game's iconic antagonist, the terrifying Nemesis, is now haunting the “Resident Evil 2 Remake” demo as well.

The fifth annual Game Awards, held recently in California, saw a lot of great video game announcements from various companies. Here's a quick look at what was revealed during the event.

Square Enix has dropped a new trailer for the upcoming “Final Fantasy VII Remake,” giving old and new players alike a better look at who Cloud Strife is.

Microsoft has finally unveiled its next-gen gaming console and has given it a name: Xbox Series X. Here's what fans can expect from the Redmond tech giant's new offering.

A new patent presumably for Rivian R1T could let owners of the upcoming electric pickup truck have easy access to the truck's bed.

Google's Chrome 79 is an attempt to protect users and emphasizes security.

Sony has not yet unveiled the PlayStation 5, but a recent report claims that a Sony engineer may have seemingly revealed the release windows of PlayStation 5 Pro and PlayStation 6.

Ferrari have threatened to use their veto to stop Toto Wolff from becoming the next CEO at Formula One. Ferrari CEO Louis Camilleri spearheaded the campaign saying it would be a conflict of interest for the Mercedes boss to ascend to such a position which needed objectivity.

Chinese company Huawei is reportedly releasing the Huawei P40 that will be the first smartphone to introduce these insane hardware upgrades.

Reports reveal that Korean tech giant Samsung has sold a million Galaxy Fold devices, which means it might release a new foldable.

Those who use Alexa-powered devices will now be able to “speak” with famous actor Samuel L. Jackson – or at least, listen to responses with voices that sound like his.

Apple had just released the new Communication Limits feature that is seen to help parents have control over who their kids can communicate with. A new bug, however, allows kids to bypass the feature – without any added effort at all.

Apple's latest acquisition reveals the company's plans to upgrade the iPhone's photography capabilities.

Following news of a potential $150 hike on the price of iPhones, Apple avoided the anticipated 15 percent tariff as the US and China reportedly reached a trade deal.

A new patent reveals Apple's plans to create a new casing that will enable future iPhones, such as the iPhone 12, to stay “cool” to the touch even when its inner components are already producing heat.