Facebook’s algorithm mistakenly activated its Safety Check feature after false news reports said there was an explosion in the Thai capital.
A previously unannounced 2-in-1 Chromebook from Asus leaked, thanks to a listing posted on online retailer Newegg.
The company is expected to enhance its product lineup in the coming year. Here's a look at some products the tech giant is expected to launch in 2017.
The company may also come out with a 5-inch iPhone variant in 2017, Macotakara reports.
The company is expected to come out with faster chargers for its cars in the coming year.
The publication of the paper, which deals with intelligent image recognition technology, comes just weeks after Apple lifted restrictions on its scientists sharing research.
At just three atoms wide, the electrical wire is the thinnest possible, and can potentially be used in a wide range of everyday applications.
The Microsoft Store is also offering a discount of $200 on the HTC Vive Nvidia GeForce GTX bundle.
The device is expected to pick up where the Note 7 unceremoniously left off.
Apple is releasing the tenth-anniversary iPhone next year.
The rubber-like material can stretch to a staggering 50 times its original length, and can “heal” in a span of just 24 hours after being cut.
Samsung needs to stage a comeback next year after a disastrous 2016 marred by the Note 7 scandal.
Nintendo is estimated to have lost almost $21 million in December alone due to players needing to spend $9.99 to play the full game.
The wireless earphones from Apple scored a rare score of zero for reparability on the website's teardown.
The CyanogenMod team announced Saturday it will continue its work for community-created Android device ROMs under a new banner, Lineage OS.
Project Scorpio is expected to be the company's most powerful gaming console till date.
The next year is likely to see Tesla CEO Elon Musk’s plans listed in his "Master Plan, Part Deux" take definitive shape.
Neurable is working on a brain-computer interface that will allow people to control software and devices using only their brain activity.
Cyanogen-powered devices such as OnePlus One and Lenovo Zuk Z1 are not likely to receive further updates.
Nokia's comeback device — its Android flagship — is being called the Nokia P1.
The comments from Apple’s senior vice-president of worldwide marketing come soon after Consumer Reports refused to recommend the device to users.
Apple’s 10th anniversary iPhone is expected to come with new features such as an OLED display and wireless charging.
Santa Raichu is coming to town. But first, Trainers should spend time collecting candies to evolve their Santa Pikachu.
Snapchat is adding games to its filters and lenses. The latest title to appear is Santa's Helper. Here's how to play it.
Sony’s “Gravity Rush 2” is not going to hit the PlayStation 4 until January of next year, but a demo is now available for download.
Check out the items you can get for free when logging in to play "GTA Online" this holiday season.
KFC’s restaurant ordering kiosks, which are powered by Baidu’s tech, will look at the customer’s age, gender and facial expressions to guess what the might be in the mood for.
A top Democratic senator is calling on airlines to ban e-cigarettes from flights following reports of exploding batteries.
Wearable devices didn't catch on in 2016, and it appears they won't in 2017 either according to market analysis company eMarketer.
Disney-ABC has launched a suite of streaming TV apps for the Fire TV, which will bring ABC stations’ local news to those who aren’t paying for cable, according to TechCrunch.
