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Going on holiday? Silicon Valley tourism awaits

Tech tourism is now a thing – visitors are flocking to Silicon Valley to visit tech giants for fun

San Francisco guides are now offering tours that go past the campuses of Google, Facebook, HP, IBM and more.

Windows' pain: Why Microsoft won't hit its one-billion Windows 10 install target by 2018

Company forced to revise its predictions due to the poor performance of Windows Phone.

What does ARM's £24bn deal with SoftBank mean for UK tech industry?

SoftBank's acquisition of Cambridge chip-designer ARM could be just the start of UK tech-takeovers.

Qualcomm may face largest fine ever in Korea for charging high royalties on patent

The Fair Trade Commission is planning to close the case by the end of 2016.

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Moneysupermarket.com Group expects revenues of £158m for the six months to 30 June

Moneysupermarket.com Group expects 10% rise in revenues

Moneysupermarket to help keeping household bills low as UK families prepare for post Brexit life.

Amazon Prime Day was company's biggest sales day ever, Fire TV stick the best-seller

Amazon received 60% more orders worldwide for Prime Day flash sale than 2015.

Uber to suspend services in Hungary over new regulations

The measure follows months of anti-Uber criticism and protests from traditional taxi services in Europe.

UK tech startups still find 'cause for optimism' amid post-Brexit gloom

"There are unexpected upsides and very real opportunities," Tech City UK CEO Gerard Grech says.

LG to boost investment in OLED screen technology for mobile devices

Han Sang Beom says LG is also building foldable displays.

Global PC shipments fall by 5% in Q2 2016, Lenovo dips but remains market leader

IDC and Gartner have both predicted continued gloomy outlook for the PC market.

How to stream Premier League football: BT Sport and EE bring new season to your smartphone

Live Uefa Champions League and Europa League matches on offer for Android, iOS and Windows 10 users.

Boeing to create $6trn-worth of next-generation planes over 20 years as aviation industry soars

Aviation flying high as demand from China and low-cost carriers forecasts 39,620 new aircraft by 2035.

Microsoft University wants 'bae' interns to get 'lit' and enjoy 'hella noms' at Internapalooza 2016

Company spokesperson notes that the 'email was poorly worded and not in keeping with our values'.

Brexit reflects an anti-globalisation trend says Infosys co-founder Kris Gopalakrishnan

The former CEO and MD of Infosys says Brexit could affect free movement of labour.

Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge sales help Samsung achieve best quarterly profit in over 2 years

The S series models may hit a sales target of 15 million units this quarter.

Huawei red-faced after claiming professional DSLR photo was shot with P9 smartphone camera

Huawei says it didn't mean to mislead consumers after pic found to be shot with £3000+ DSLR setup.

Google HQ shot at and Street View car petrol-bombed by man 'scared of being tracked'

Raul Murillo Diaz, 30, has been charged with one count of arson and is being held without bail.

Samsung report reveals it cut thousands of jobs in China, Europe and Latin America in 2015

The Southeast Asia and Japan regions, however, witnessed considerable recruitment.

Samsung rumoured to spin off its OLED unit to restructure unprofitable businesses

Samsung Electronics owns 84.8% stake of Samsung Display.

Microsoft may be building an all-in-one Surface PC for the living room

The all-in-one PC is expected to hit the market by late 2016.

Apple fires back at Spotify for seeking 'preferential treatment,' calls App Store criticism 'rumours and half-truths'

Apple general counsel Bruce Sewell slams Spotify for publicly complaining about Apple's services.

Spotify claims Apple rejected a new version of its music streaming app because it's 'scared'

Apple is demanding Spotify use its billing system, from which the iPhone maker receives a cut.

Apple Campus 2: Incredible drone video shows 'Spaceship' HQ six months from completion

UFO-like auditorium, R&D building and massive mountain of dirt are seen in quadcopter flyover footage.

Google Madrid offices raided by Spanish tax authorities

Google has said it has complied with the fiscal law in Spain.

HTC establishes separate subsidiary for its Vive VR business

HTC's Alvin Wang Graylin says the company has not spun off the Vive VR headset business.

Brexit impact: OnePlus 3 price in UK may shoot up

Higher tariff, import duties and falling pound value could push up costs.

Facebook wins Belgian data privacy battle, court says matter not under its jurisdiction

The court order states the matter can only be resolved by the Irish courts.

Sony raises sales targets for games division ahead of PlayStation VR and PS4 Neo releases

Japanese giant betting big on virtual reality headset and its high PS4 userbase.

Windows 10 updates will not be forced on users says Microsoft

The company will also offer free support for rolling back to Windows 7 or 8.

Google could face fresh EU anti-competition charge for its ad business

Google's ad business generates the highest revenue for the company.

Apple sued for over $10bn by man claiming he invented iPhone, iPad, iPod designs in 1992

The man claims his patent application was rejected due to non-payment of fees.

How much do Uber drivers earn in US? Leaked documents suggest pay barely meets minimum wage

New calculations based on internal data has led to accusations of underpayment for 'employees' in the US.

Could Microsoft's breakthrough hand-tracking technology redefine the virtual reality and PC experience?

Pin-point Handpose technology allows computers to detect precise hand movements and contextual gestures.

Germany powering ahead of the US in Internet of Things solutions

German companies are more eager and quicker than their US peers to implement these new technologies.

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