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The new handset will be rolled out to the markets later this month.

Taiwanese authorities say that Uber is classified as a technology company and not as a transportation provider.

The social media giant hopes to continue discussions with the Information Commissioner's Office.

Google has rejected all claims made by EU's investigation.

'It is corporate Stalinism,' National Policy Institute president Richard Spencer said.

Dataminr has agreed to provide the bureau with an 'advanced alerting tool' to search Twitter data with customised filters 'in real-time'.

Facebook has once again been forced to disclose that it miscalculated a number of key advertising metrics.

Front-facing fingerprint sensor and upgraded Kirin processor rumoured for Chinese flagship smartphone.

Massachusetts communications professor wants to keep the internet honest with her list of questionable websites.

The XB-1, co-produced with Boom Technology, is due to fly at a speed of Mach2.2 in test flights next year.

The European Commission is expected to rule on the offer by 6 December.

The tablet will be the third instalment in the S series from Samsung.

Pre-orders for the supercharged Chinese smartphone open on 17 November.

According to Sensor Tower, 28% of the total apps removed were mobile games.

The fine is payable to the over 500,000 residents of 15 US states affected by the 2013 data breach.

The new model is available in 64GB and 128GB versions.

The free app allows you to easily scan, digitise and save old printed photographs.

The company advises consumers to keep their devices updated with the latest firmware releases.

The company admits it has faced challenges in dealing with abusive behaviour on its platform.

OpenAI will use Microsoft's Azure platform for its experiments in AI and deep learning.

The Silicon Valley firm could go public as soon as March at a valuation of around $25bn, reports say.

The company is yet to acknowledge the issue.

A Chinese Android phone maker claimed it installed a secret backdoor on hundreds of thousands of devices as a 'mistake'.

The new office that is estimated to cost £1bn could create 3,000 additional jobs by 2020.

Which? investigation finds half of discounted products from Black Friday 2015 cheaper at other times.

Using your phone while driving will soon land you six points and a £200 on-the-spot fine.

The CEO of cybersecurity firm PacketSled has resigned after comments he made about Trump went viral.

Virtual reality and the HTC Vive made the press launch of the Jaguar I-Pace a refreshing change.

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