TECHNOLOGY

Lenovo and JBL are currently the only ones selling Google Assistant speakers with built-in displays, but Google is building its own device and releasing it later this year.

Google's Confidential Mode for Gmail will let users set an expiration date or revoke access to sent emails.

Huawei has confirmed that the Kirin 980 will be a 7nm chip and that it will be the SoC powering the Huawei Mate 20.

Niantic Kids is a new login system for parents that will allow them to keep an eye on their children while they play "Pokémon Go."

Twitter tried to explain why it effectively killed apps like Tweetbot, but some users were not satisfied.

Amazon may get into the movie theater business.

This version of the game will be called "Diablo 3 Eternal Collection" and will include in-game bonuses and all previously released expansions.

The Your Phone app allows Windows 10 users to drag and drop files from their Android smartphone.

Scientists have called on industry experts to establish necessary safeguards to keep children from being tended toward machines.

Google Coach will be able to provide workout suggestions and track users' health data on Wear OS smartwatches.

A new report claims that Amazon has already approached "dozens" of influencers and popular media companies to exclusively live stream on Twitch.

Amazon Echo users will be able to ask Alexa to open Cortana to read emails out loud, while Windows 10 users can ask Alexa to shop on Amazon.

Chinese tech giant Tencent took a stock hit and posted disappointing gaming revenue, which was attributed to tougher gaming restrictions in China.

After a litany of controversial service changes, MoviePass users who want to cancel their accounts had trouble doing so.

Early adopters of Verizon's 5G internet service will get either a free Apple TV 4K or a YouTube TV subscription.

An analyst research note predicted that Apple will launch augmented reality hardware and a car by 2025.

Twitter finally suspended Alex Jones, but he is just in read-only mode for seven days.

The second-generation Xbox Elite Controller might arrive with a set of new features.

A new report claims that Apple's wireless charging case for the AirPods will work with any Qi-certified wireless charger and not just the AirPower.

The Fitbit Charge 3 won't have built-in GPS, which means users will need a connected smartphone to use any GPS-related features.

Samsung has rolled out a new update that fixes the compatibility problem of Gear devices brought about by the Android 9.0 Pie update.

U.S. officials are being prohibited from using any smartphone from Chinese companies ZTE and Huawei.

LG and Sprint are planning to release the first 5G-enabled smartphone in the U.S. in the first half of 2019.

Hundreds appear to be affected by this Instagram hack where attackers replace users' emails with .ru email addresses.

There's still five weeks remaining in season 5 of "Fortnite," but it looks like Epic Games is already setting up changes for season 6.

Twitter announced it would ban accounts that were made as a backup plan after the original accounts got suspended this week.

A group of current and former Tinder employees are suing Match and IAC for allegedly extinguishing stock options.

An AP investigation found that Google tracked user movements even with the Location History setting turned off.

A market intelligence firm has revealed new tidbits about the upcoming 2018 iPhones.