TECHNOLOGY

Chinese players who were saddened when Tencent took “PUBG” down can rejoice -- and laugh -- over “Game For Peace,” the tech company’s wholesome alternative to the wildly popular battle royale title.

The Apple AirPods adds the Skullcandy Indy to its list of competitors, a truly wireless stereo headphone that boasts of great looks, sound quality and a very low price.

After going through delays and even the threat of a possible cancellation of preorders, Samsung’s first foldable smartphone, the Galaxy Fold, just might make its way to the hands of those who preordered them, as well as those who would want to purchase the device.

Google has launched a trade-in program that not only allows consumers to get the new Pixel 3a and Pixel 3a XL smartphones at a lower price -- they might even get paid to buy it.

Elon Musk's Tesla Model Y gets a new rival in Dyson's "androgynous" electric vehicle.

A Tesla Model S is part of a porn video on Pornhub that tested its self-driving ability.

Blue Moon from Blue Origin will ferry the supplies needed to build humankind's first manned lunar base.

The Apple Watch Series 5 is said to offer a wide range of health functions and measuring blood pressure could be one of them.

Reports say the wildly popular battle royale game “PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds” or “PUBG” has been taken down in China -- only to be replaced by a game that feels similar to it.

The new autonomous version of the M1 Abrams battle tank – the Robotic Complex Breach Concept vehicle – was recently reportedly field tested in Yakima, Washington.

A new report confirmed that Apple might be planning on releasing two new AirPods models later this year, alongside the currently existing second-generation AirPods released recently.

New iPhone XR 2019 renders have been leaked, showing just how the successor to Apple’s warmly-received smartphone looks like.

A new patent filing revealed Microsoft’s plans to allow more people to play video games.

Wolter Kluwer's cloud accounting software is used by major US accounting firms, Fortune 500 companies, and banks.

A mysterious entity has leaked information on the dark web and Telegram channels, exposing the inner workings of two Iranian cyberespionage groups.

The controversy around CES 2019 over an innovation award to a company and then going back on it because it was sex tech has been resolved by deciding to give the award to the original winner yet again.

After multiple regulatory challenges, "PUBG" publisher Tencent has pulled the game from China entirely.

Motion Twin has partnered with Playdigious to bring the hit game “Dead Cells” to mobile.

A new rumor claims that new "Final Fantasy 7 Remake" details are soon to be released.

Samsung said it might cancel pre-orders for the Galaxy Fold by May 31 if it is unable to fix the anticipated device’s problems by that time.

The "Granblue Fantasy Versus" closed beta registration starts today, according developers Cygames.

As fans are patiently waiting for the new DLC character, Nintendo Switch owners have confirmed that Kid Goku is now playable on their platform.

A new algorithm just might help self-driving vehicles in Apple’s “Project Titan” recognize roads and road objects faster, allowing them to respond more accurately and safely.

The Tesla Model Y's rival, the Kia Niro, fares poorly compared to its competitors.

Apple's trade-in program often asks users to surrender their old iPhones for a new one. Here’s what Tim Cook’s company does to the returned handsets.

Binance admits to having been hacked and losing $40 million in Bitcoin.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai has confirmed that Incognito Mode will be added to the Google Maps service soon.

The next Apple Watch Series 5 is expected to be an even more powerful health tool with the upcoming watchOS 6.

Sony's next State of Play livestream that would contain new PlayStation reveals will happen this coming May 9.