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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.

Virgin Galactic could launch first commercial space flight in a year

Billionaire Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic's commercial space tourism flights got a boost with its winged passenger rocket and over 100 employees readying to move into New Mexico's Spaceport America.

Facebook is tracking all users: Here's how to stop it from stalking you

Stop Facebook from tracking your location every time with a few simple steps.

Apple earnings: Services revenue hits record high

Promising results make a return to growth seem likely.

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Apple quietly upgrades MacBook Air display brightness with latest macOS update

The Apple MacBook update gives the MacBook Air a higher limit for display brightness.

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.

Apple services strategy hits a speed bump

For the first time, app downloads declined year over year. How concerned should the iPhone maker be?

4 reasons Google Stadia is no game changer

Google's upcoming cloud gaming service is a bold step for the industry, but here's why most gamers are likely to stick with their consoles and PCs.

Fuel rods removal from Fukushima reactors begins 8 years after disaster

The plant's operator Tokyo Electric Power said Monday workers started removing the first of 566 fuel units stored in the pool at building No 3.

NASA Mars mission could use 'cryosleep' to bring astronauts to Red Planet

It will be a big challenge for astronauts to reach planet Mars, but one company suggests putting astronauts under cryosleep could significantly help.

Apple Watch Series 5 features, price: New smartwatch may have smell sensor

The Apple Watch Series 5 is expected to have a wide range of health features including a smelling sensor that could detect dangerous gas in the atmosphere.

Apple's antitrust scrutiny is heating up

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

Facebook continues its war on fake news with new measures

The social networking giant keeps improving the health of its platforms.

Would Apple really buy 5G modems from Huawei?

Apple's 5G situation looks bleak, but would it really buy chips from one of its top rivals?

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 technology.

UK may regulate social media to limit harmful content

Tech firms are being warned by the British government to better police their sites or face legal penalties.

Amazon's ad-revenue growth comes at the expense of Google

Marketers and ad agencies are shifting search ad budgets from Google to Amazon.

Too many airplane systems rely on too few sensors

Boeing's response to its crashes has included designing a software update that will rely on two sensors instead of one. That may not be enough.

Amazon to launch 3,236 satellites for high-speed global internet

Amazon has joined the internet space race and will deploy 3,236 satellites for sigh-speed global internet access.

New carbon dioxide removal tech could help fight climate change affordably

Carbon Engineering, a British Colombia company, may have developed CO2 removal technology to fight back against climate change.

Nano-satellite communications: The key to digital inclusion

Technological advances in the miniaturization of satellites could bring connectivity to the vast equatorial regions of the world which have benefited less than the developed world from the digital era.

Does AI really have a place in the modern UC workplace?

Future unified communications systems could be enhanced with artificial intelligence, opening up the modern workplace up to the possibilities of using automatic identification technologies.

How Micron will profit from self-driving cars

This is a great opportunity for the memory industry.

Your smartwatch could now cost more than your smartphone

There's a lot of computing power sitting on some wrists.

How social media helps Big Tobacco hook a new generation of smokers

Tobacco companies are enlisting the help of social media influencers to promote traditional cigarettes and their brands to young people.

Why the next terror manifesto could be even harder to track

Social media companies struggle to identify and remove hate speech when it's posted. What can computer science reveal about how hate-filled texts and videos spread online?

These jaw-dropping facts will change your mind about the Internet of Things

If you have a finger on the pulse of the world's significant tech trends, then you've already seen the IoT in action.

New EU copyright law could censor the Internet, thousands protest

The confusing fight over the EU Copyright Directive isn't getting any easier.

Qualcomm launches new smart-speaker chips

Qualcomm continues its push beyond smartphones.

Scientists discover silver shield against superbug in space

A new substance called AgXX can help protect astronauts from bacteria while in space.

California startups reveal 'Tesla killer' battery technology

New batteries being developed by California startups might make the lithium-ion battery packs on Tesla electric cars obsolete.

New stunning footage shows close up of alien red star that is 350 times bigger than the Sun

Aliens may discover us very soon, here's why

Radio and television signals could be the reason why alien civilizations can find us in the future.

Facebook's 'pivot' is less about privacy and more about profits

CEO Mark Zuckerberg's claimed intent to focus on privacy will be hard to execute, will not happen soon and does not address major concerns about the company's role in society.