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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.

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.

Don't underestimate Apple's iPhone business

The segment is an invaluable asset to Apple's overall business.

Google paid $105M to execs accused of sexual harassment

Google has paid millions to former top execs forced to resign in an effort to keep these scandals as quiet as possible.

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Facebook takes down pro-Kremlin video channels

Russia's RT slams Facebook for suspending anti-US, pro-Kremlin viral video channels

Russian interference in the upcoming 2020 presidential elections has drawn a backlash from Facebook.

Apple New Products 2019: Timeline Of Upcoming iPhones, iPads And More

Here is the list of Apple products to be released, according to information circulating on the Internet.

Elon Musk 'Confident' SpaceX Would Realize Human Settlement On Mars

SpaceX founder Elon Musk expressed his confidence about their future Mars spaceflights.

iRobot just unveiled Terra, its first robotic lawn mower

Make no mistake, this is a multibillion-dollar opportunity for the home robotics specialist.

Can Facebook challenge Microsoft in this next-gen market?

The two tech giants both patented new designs for AR glasses

Apple suffers $5 billion revenue loss in China amid economic slowdown

China worries are haunting iPhone maker Apple.

Autonomous shipping: Rolls-Royce and Intel weigh anchor

Autonomous shipping fleets could be roaming the seas by 2030.

Singles' Day 2018: China's annual shopping frenzy shatters records again

Break from gloomy forecasts about the world's second-largest economy as spending binge eclipses Cyber Monday in the U.S

Google employees walkout in protest at culture of sexual harassment

Latest expression of a backlash against men's exploitation of female subordinates in a business, entertainment and politics.

Twitter user numbers fall but profits flying high

Donald Trump's favourite social media saw revenue grow to $758 million, up 29 percent.

The tale of two internets ends with a decentralized web

It is time the world embraced an alternate solution to the ever-growing ills of the internet — a decentralized web built with blockchain technology.

Did Tim Cook just slam Facebook and Google? Apple CEO warns data being 'weaponised'

Cook's speech at international conference on data privacy appeared to one-up his tech rivals and show off his company's credentials in data privacy.

China opens world's longest bridge linking Hong Kong to 'motherland'

The $20 billion bridge includes an undersea tunnel allowing ships to pass through the Pearl River delta.

What's ahead for smartphone prices, AI and smart speakers?

By 2020, 20% of citizens in developed countries will use AI assistants to help them with an array of tasks.

Microsoft's Paul Allen, godfather of the personal computer, dies of non-Hodgkin's lymphoma cancer

Bill Gates said he was heartbroken about the loss of one of his "oldest and dearest friends."

Tycoon Richard Liu sexual assault case reviewed by Minneapolis prosecutors

Liu is a prominent member of the Chinese tech elite with a fortune of $7.5 billion.

Beyond fake news? Facebook to fact check photos, videos

Last month, the social network removed 652 pages, groups, and accounts linked to Russia and Iran.

The Apple Watch Series 4: From niche product to must-have medical device

New heart monitoring feature could be a game-changer for the latest Apple Watch that CEO Tim Cook wants to market for its health- and fitness-tracking abilities.

Apple expected to unveil its biggest and most expensive iPhone yet

Apple responding to consumers' appetite for increasingly bigger screens as they rely on smartphones to watch and record video.

EU clears Apple's purchase of song-recognition app Shazam

Apple announced last year that it was going to buy Shazam, which had been a competitor to its digital assistant Siri.

Why Google will struggle to become a trillion dollar company like Apple and Amazon

Amid the success of various Google products one thing has never changed. Since its founding, Google's mainstay has always been advertising revenue.

Google at 20: How a search engine became a literal extension of our mind

Using Google's services has become second nature. Our minds literally lie partly on Google's servers.

Google takes on alleged Iranian influence campaign

On Tuesday, Facebook revealed it had removed 652 suspicious pages, groups and accounts linked to Russia and Iran.

Facebook takes down 652 accounts linked to Russia, Iran

Shortly after Facebook's announcement, Twitter revealed it had also suspended 284 accounts for "coordinated manipulation," many of them apparently originating from Iran.

Can Twitter change its 'core' and remain Twitter?

The move to fight rampant abuse and misinformation will require huge investments for a company that doesn't have the same resources as Google and Facebook.