TECHNOLOGY

UberEats is currently operational in 43 cities across the globe.

Among other things, the outages have severely affected news updates on the unrest in the southeast region.

The deal is the largest tech acquisition in Europe and the biggest by a chipmaker.

The company recorded $5.1bn in net income for the third quarter ended 30 September 2016.

Function keys are replaced by a touch-sensitive panel and Touch ID fingerprint sensor.

Twitter has decided to kill off the Vine video app, but users' Vine loops will still be online for a while.

IBTimes UK heads down to Hampshire to learn about what it takes to become a professional drone pilot.

Flying cars will eventually become cheaper to use than cars, Uber claims.

Teenagers and men seeking company are reputedly turning to virtual assistants for sexually explicit chats.

Too-good-to-be-true offer is in fact a phishing scam designed to steal your info and spread malware.

Apple says it needs some more time before AirPods are ready for consumers.

The 2017 iPhone is expected to have metal casings with glass backs.

Samsung said it could take a long time to find out what was causing the Note 7 to burst into flames.

Police have made mobile operators hand over the numbers of all users in the area where a body was found.

The upgraded model is also speculated to run on Android 7.0 Nougat based OxygenOS.

The simple, 12-pixel-by-12-pixel images included a smiley face, a musical note, zodiac symbols and more

Leaked documents belonging to Hyperloop One put cost at up to $121m per mile.

Here's our tips to improve the battery life of Pixel devices.

The fuming French man was caught on camera calmly destroying iPhones with a steel ball at an Apple store.

Yong joining the board signal's increasing control of a younger generation of the Lee family.

All-in-one computer has a 28in display with a resolution 63% greater than Ultra HD.

Storied art app enjoys update designed for budding digital artists.

Sony hits the reset button on its smartphone family's misjudged rebrand.

Leaked email between Apple exec and John Podesta reveals iPhone maker's data sharing.

Apple has just patched a critical security flaw that lets attackers easily hack your iPhone remotely.

The firm had earlier claimed its software is capable of unlocking any smartphone.

UAS Sweden said the court ruling could put 5,000 jobs at risk.

The kiosks will also charge your phone and offer access to maps and directions.

The update is only rolling out to Android devices for now.