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McLaren, more specifically the Applied Technologies division, has announced its agreement to manufacture wearable devices. No, not with OnePlus...

Oppo has invited the press to a January 16 event in Beijing, where the company will present the first 10x optical hybrid zoom camera technology.

The countdown timer has started for Windows 7. In one year, Microsoft will officially stop supporting the operating system with security patches.

Virtual reality has been struggling for a while and it seems 2019 will be the year which makes or breaks it. Here are our predictions for its future.

Amazon is working on a video game streaming service for mobile. Can it deliver console-quality video games on smartphones and tablets?

Simon Hill talked to the head of marketing at Sony Mobile. It became known that there will be no more new Xperia Compact.

At CES 2019 in Las Vegas, BMW presented its innovations to facilitate the electric charging process and save money.

A German regional court, specifically the one in Munich, ordered the retail giant not to accept any more orders for its Amazon Dash buttons.

Google has stopped the production of Chromecast Audio and frankly, I can't say that I'm going to miss it! Here's why...

Huawei has announced that it will block the installation of alternative launchers on its smartphones starting with EMUI 9. The reasons are really absurd.

Luxury watchmaker, Ressence, has set an early April release date for its $48,000 Type 2 e-Crown smartwatch.

Google would like to give more attention to its Android TV platform, imposing minimum requirements on box TV manufacturers to make it run.

Square Enix has announced a new Final Fantasy digital card game for smartphones. It features turn-based PvP battles and is coming to Japan initially.

The future of transport involves the autonomous car, but contrary to what we might think, the era of the autonomous motorcycle is also coming!

Garmin, in collaboration with Tapkey, demonstrated a secure unlocking system for car doors at CES 2019 in Las Vegas.

Xiaomi's new sub brand is official and so its first smartphone. The Redmi Note 7 comes with a 48MP camera and at a super affordable price.

LG and Microsoft sign an agreement at CES. The two giants will work together to improve infotainment and independent driving in the vehicles of the future,

WhatsApp will soon become even more secure against unauthorized access because the app can be secured using the smartphone's unlock methods.

Samsung and Zuckerberg have come up with an ingenious solution to the #DeleteFacebook movement - simply don't allow users to delete the app!

VR entertainment seems poised to become an integral part of mobility tech, if CES 2019 is anything to go by. Here's how Holoride is making it happen.