TECHNOLOGY

There is a big issue that’s causing many Pokémon fans to feel disappointed with the upcoming “Pokémon: Let’s Go” game.

The fun in “Pokémon Go” will be nonstop this summer. Find out which Pokémon you can catch and hatch this season.

Nintendo disappointed some fans with its relatively lightweight E3 showcase, and shareholders agreed.

After a testing phase, Instagram has decided to let users screenshot on other people's stories without notifications.

Google published its first company diversity report since the James Damore manifesto incident last year, showing minimal improvement in demographic inclusion among Google employees.

The technology predicted future action with high levels of accuracy when compared to other action predictive systems.

Apple has filed a patent for a device that features squeeze detection, which sounds a lot like Google's Active Edge and HTC's Edge Sense technologies.

The new Samsung Chromebook Plus (V2) will be available on June 24 through Best Buy.

The new physical button is expected to be found near the bottom right edge of the Galaxy Note 9 and it may allow quick access to the camera or for taking screenshots.

The technology could enable future missions to retrieve samples from distant planets for analysis on Earth.

Lucky winners will be able to play "Call of Duty: Black Ops 4" in Comcast's Xfinity stores across eight U.S. cities starting next month.

When "Fortnite" was released for the Nintendo Switch, players quickly learned that they couldn’t use their existing PS4-linked Epic Games account. Sony has now issued a statement.

A former Florida Uber driver was given a 22-year prison sentence for raping a passenger in 2017.

A Reuters study found that young people prefer apps like WhatsApp over Facebook for discussing news.

Apple did not announce the iPhone SE 2 during the Worldwide Developers Conference earlier this month, but many fans are still expecting the rumored budget-friendly phone.

The neural network uses radio signals to produce an active stick-like figure demonstrating the movement performed on the other side of a wall.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 9 is said to arrive with a 4,000 mAh battery and a new fast wireless charger.

An Intel executive says 5G technology could have several medical applications.

Mozilla, the company behind Firefox, is working on a new browser called Scout that can be controlled through voice commands.

"Minecraft: Story Mode" will be a five-episode adventure on Netflix, while "Stranger Things" is getting a Telltale Games adaptation.

Apple is planning to eliminate the iPhone security vulnerability that U.S. law enforcement agencies access when carrying out investigations.

Microsoft is also believed to be preparing a low-cost Surface device, codenamed "Libra," that might be announced before the end of the year.

The Sony Xperia XZ3 might arrive with the same dual-camera setup that's found on the Xperia XZ2 Premium.

The Galaxy Tab S4 might be announced this September during the IFA 2018 conference in Berlin.

Facebook introduced a new policy requiring companies advertising through its Custom Audiences tool disclose exactly where they got customer information.

Microsoft unveiled a handful of small, but significant, design changes coming to Office 365.

A New York driver had his Uber and taxi licenses revoked after he was filmed kicking a lesbian couple out of his car for kissing in the backseat.

Apple is reportedly pushing for cost reductions to lower the pricing of its upcoming iPhones.

The Samsung Galaxy S10 might not have an earpiece speaker, but it could have an OLED display that's able to transmit sound.