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Google suspends Android updates for Huawei after Trump's trade blacklist

By Arthur Villasanta

Google has heeded the Trump administration's call for U.S. firms to stop doing business with Huawei.

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iPhone 11 price may jump 14% due to new US tariffs, analysts say

Apple will likely bite the bullet and take losses rather than increase the prices of its iPhones.

By Arthur Villasanta

Apple's iPhone XR is a hit in Europe

The Mac maker's most affordable 2018 model was the top-selling smartphone in the U.K. in the first quarter.

By Evan Niu

Apple's antitrust scrutiny is heating up

Dutch regulators have opened an investigation into the Mac maker's App Store practices.

By Evan Niu

Apple devices to have mini LED screen technology in future

Analyst Ming Chi Kuo said that Apple's device releases in the next three years will use a new mini LED screen...

By Jerome Santos

Qualcomm just made another huge 5G chip announcement

This upcoming mobile chip should accelerate the adoption of 5G.

By Ashraf Eassa

Google employees walkout in protest at culture of sexual harassment

Latest expression of a backlash against men's exploitation of female subordinates in a business, entertainment and...

By Associated Press

What's ahead for smartphone prices, AI and smart speakers?

By 2020, 20% of citizens in developed countries will use AI assistants to help them with an array of tasks.

By Annette Zimmermann

Apple expected to unveil its biggest and most expensive iPhone yet

Apple responding to consumers' appetite for increasingly bigger screens as they rely on smartphones to watch and record...

By Associated Press

Cheap Chinese smartphones a mixed blessing for Samsung Q2 earnings

Samsung Q2 earnings dragged by weak smartphone sales, chips business remains strong.

By Himanshu Goenka

How Apple's app store changed our world

It is a mere ten years since the opened a store peddling iPhone apps launching a new way of living and doing business.

By Associated Press

Apple closing iPhone security gap used by law enforcement

The loophole will be shut down in a forthcoming update to Apple's iOS software, which powers iPhones.

By Associated Press

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Is Samsung about to kill its Galaxy S phones in a bid to copy Apple?

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How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

By Steven Feldstein

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Smartphones

Google suspends Android updates for Huawei after Trump's trade blacklist

iPhone 11 price may jump 14% due to new US tariffs, analysts say

Apple's iPhone XR is a hit in Europe

Apple's antitrust scrutiny is heating up

Apple devices to have mini LED screen technology in future

Qualcomm just made another huge 5G chip announcement

Google employees walkout in protest at culture of sexual harassment

What's ahead for smartphone prices, AI and smart speakers?

Apple expected to unveil its biggest and most expensive iPhone yet

Cheap Chinese smartphones a mixed blessing for Samsung Q2 earnings

How Apple's app store changed our world

Apple closing iPhone security gap used by law enforcement

The Great Unbanked – do my files look thin in this?

Hilarious problem dogging Apple employees was predicted in an advert... by Apple

Throwboy clothing line throws massive shade at Apple with its new t-shirts

Winners and losers of the smartphone battle at Mobile World Congress 2018

Get free coffee and Amazon cards for staying off your phone with this app

Hands-on with the Asus ZenFone 5 – the Android iPhone X lookalike that costs half the price

New York workers could get right to ignore bosses emails and phone calls

Apple reportedly working on its biggest iPhone ever - iPhone X Plus?

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How artificial intelligence systems could threaten democracy

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

How Amazon can deliver on its promise to reduce emissions

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors