TECHNOLOGY

Microsoft finally pulled the covers off its next-generation console -- the Xbox Series X -- and promising more details in 2020.

Last week, McLaren revealed its roadmap to eventually enter the EV market in 2025 and hopefully surpass Tesla.

An interview with a Valve representative reveals that the developers are not ruling out the PSVR for "Half-Life: Alyx"

Another set of patent documents have surfaced wherein Sony is detailing what might be a new way to play with friends on the PS5.

Insiders continue to leak more confidential details regarding the upcoming Galaxy S11 series and Samsung seems to be going all out.

Apple's AirPods Pro carries a premium price tag with some functions not compatible with Android devices, which is unlike the Huawei FreeBuds 3.

Microsft has yet to talk about the spec sheet of the Xbox Scarlett, but insiders are sharing impressive details about the rumoured two models.

Now that 5G technology is already here, smartphone manufacturers such as Apple are likely going to add it to the new iPhone.

Fans who are eagerly waiting for any PS5 announcement might have to wait a few more months before Sony unveils the new console.

There are reports of new vulnerabilities that can give hackers access to an Android user's device, which is yet to be patched.

A new report claims that the Apple Watch was able to save a 74-year-old man during Thanksgiving after detecting AFib.

Niantic is reportedly porting "Harry Potter: Wizards Unite," "Pokémon Go," and "Ingress" to Qualcomm's Snapdragon XR2 platform.

Things are not looking good for Microsoft, as search data results show the PS5 as the more popular next-generation game system.

Qualcomm is preparing to ship two new chipsets -- the Snapdragon 765 and Snapdragon 865 -- that will power mid-range to flagship-tier smartphones in 2020.

Qualcomm recently unveiled its new chipsets slated to ship with flagship smartphones in 2020 with an unexpected caveat in tow.

While Phil Spencer is teasing gamers with the Xbox Scarlett, insiders are implying Microsoft might be following Nintendo's footsteps.

Microsoft has claimed that the Xbox Scarlett is backward compatible and will interface with the older machines.

Insiders have been leaking interesting bits of information regarding its features.

With the success and popularity of the new Razr, Motorola is hinting at producing even more flagship-grade smartphones next year.

YouTube just updated its policy against violent content which gives other content creators an opportunity to monetise their videos.

Those hoping for an update regarding the PS5 will not find any mention of it in Sony's statement about the 25th anniversary of the PlayStation.

Riot Games recently reached a settlement worth $10 million with employees involved in the gender discrimination lawsuit.

Roberto Escobar is releasing a new foldable smartphone dubbed the Pablo Escobar Fold 1 (PE Fold 1) as a tech homage for his deceased brother.

With 2019 about to end, Microsoft has yet to share concrete details about the Xbox Scarlett to the frustration of developers and analysts.

A Dutch tech blog uncovered another patent application this time from LG, which details a foldable smartphone akin to the Huawei Mate X.

Gamers in the US and Canada might have to wait a while before Valve can restock the Index VR headset before "Half-Life: Alyx" comes out.

The rivalry between Sony and Microsoft is starting to heat up as backward compatibility becomes a key feature of the Xbox Scarlett.

The new QD-LED TVs will be built to last more than a million hours or 114 years.

Now that "HalfLife: Alyx" is slated to come out in 2020, gamers might want to look at these Black Friday deals on select VR headsets.