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Xiaomi continues its advance in the international market and the numbers speak for themselves: the Chinese dragon is not going to stop.

Again and again, things happen online that users do not understand. It causes anxiety. But this fear arises, more than often, above all through ignorance.

Huawei needs even longer to bring its foldable smartphone, the Mate X to consumers. But market analysts still see an opportunity.

With Harmony OS Huawei introduces a new era, but the Chinese are not alone. The Android era may soon be coming to an end.

This week Huawei has taken a step further into a future without Google, while influencers are fighting a real war with Instagram.

An Australian model burst into tears in front of her followers after discovering that the platform removed the number of likes on her posts.

Waiting for the Galaxy Note10 or taking advantage of the lower price of the Galaxy S10? These are the facts that will help you decide what to do!

What do you think about a feature phone, maybe from Nokia, but with onboard Android rather than KaiOS? A useless stunt or a great idea?

Last Wednesday was World Emoji Day. Many new emojis are coming soon. Meanwhile, FaceApp is popular again, but what does the app do with your data?

In the world of Samsung, an update is causing problems this week. Meanwhile, Instagram is helping victims of bullying on the net.

First came the rental scooters, now it's the ones to buy - and they come from popular brands like Segway and Boosted. Are we really gonna do this?

Instagram is working on stepping up its anti-bullying game, and plans to start testing some new anti-bullying features soon. It's about time.

This week Samsung has a bit of a problem, while music lovers can always look forward to new, really good gadgets.

We are starting to build smart cities worldwide. But there are still major questions that need to be answered before the wider public gets behind the idea.

This week, the Walkman celebrates its 40th birthday. This dinosaur of nomadic music has had a complicated journey: it was once considered dangerous.

Donald Trump has lifted the ban, Google and Co. are allowed to trade with Huawei again. But the Chinese should watch out, there is still danger ahead.

The tablet race is over, and Apple has won with the iPad - quite clearly. Meanwhile, caution is advised in the kitchen with the Thermomix clone.

The UK has been having quite the week in tech. The British establishment is figuring out pornography and videogames with its usual aplomb.

Before virtual reality was...reality, it remained the realm of fiction. But the classic works of cyberpunk are still influencing the technology today.

If the porn block will result in either privacy protection problems or the widespread circumvention of the ban with a VPN, then what’s the point?