TECHNOLOGY

The South Korean rivals make not only their own phones, but also manufacture displays for major smartphone companies such as Apple.

The team behind "Resident Evil 7" explained that they need more time to develop the “Not A Hero” DLC in order to meet fans' expectations.

The leaked marketing materials for "Cal of Duty: WWII" also reveal private beta for those who pre-order the game and a co-op campaign.

Game developer Creative Assembly is rumored to return to the "Alien" franchise now that it is done with its work on "Halo Wars 2."

The first reports of the outage affecting retail and video services started appearing at 2:39 a.m. EDT.

Apple’s first original video series was supposed to launch this week, but the company changed its mind and decided to release it later this year.

The latest version of Google Photos allows users to stream photos and videos on Apple TV.

The existence of a third Pixel device was first indicated by some reports in March.

Wube Software just released version 0.15.0 of its real-time strategy video game.

“Bayonetta” got a small update this Monday, and it interestingly came with a “Vanquish” avatar.

Verizon is now rolling out the Android 7.0 Nougat update to its Galaxy S6 and S6 edge handsets.

Samsung is rolling out a software update to address the red-tinged screen problem Galaxy S8 owners are complaining about.

Apple plans to implement the new commission rate for link affiliates next month.

Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer will not be part of the joint Yahoo-AOL company Oath when the merger closes later this year.

Usernames, passwords and in some cases messages were stolen from popular communications app HipChat after a weekend database breach.

Looks like Apple wants to beat Samsung’s flagship phone, the Galaxy S8, by asking for a more high-end OLED display for its iPhone 8.

Certain Galaxy S9 components may already be in development, according to recent reports.

After issues with the Galaxy Note 7 last year, Samsung said the Galaxy S8 and S8+ preorders were its "best ever."

Technology doesn’t speak Icelandic, so it’s in danger of being lost to history.

A federal court found the U.S. government cannot issue indefinite gag orders preventing Adobe from informing customers when law enforcement has accessed their data and communications.

Several job postings from Spotify indicate the company wants to build its own Spotify-branded wearable device.

Tesla will be adding more chargers to its Supercharger network by the end of 2017.

Apple has reportedly hired former NASA engineers for its self-driving venture Project Titan. The engineers worked at the agency's Jet Propulsion Laboratory and on the autonomous vehicle for exploration of Jupiter's moon.

Google announced the new Yi Technology Halo, a premium virtual reality camera designed for creatives and other professionals.

Unroll.me, a service for unsubscribing from newsletters and email subscriptions has been collecting and selling anonymized user data. CEO Jojo Hedaya apologized to users and promised to clarify practices.

A notice appeared on the Environmental Protection Agency's data website that said the information on the site no longer would be available come Friday.

Virtual reality could potentially influence how people respond to climate change and how they connect to our universe.

Do you see a "5xx server error" notice on Instagram? Instagram is apparently down, and users are freaking out on Twitter.

Best Buy has a limited number of NES Classic units and accessories available only for sale at its stores Monday, but many stores already have sold out their inventory.