After years of speculation, rumors, teases and mocked up protoypes, Samsung has finally revealed its foldable phone, during a very quick segment at its 2018 developer's conference. Is Samsung's folding phone the future of mobile tech?
With not a week able to go by without a leak of the latest tech product, where do they come from? We look and how and why tech leaks happen and investigate whether they ever happen on purpose (as is so often suspected).
As yet more details leak about Samsung's folding phone, we take a look at the rumors and piece together what we now know about this innovative smartphone. Could it really be the iPhone beater that Samsung is banking on?
Samsung brand ambassador Ksneia Sobchak faces a $1.6 million fine for breaking her advertising contract and using a rival's product.
After coming under heavy fire by users and government, Facebook is trying to regain trust in its service. Is flagging false news enough to win us back? We explain how Facebook is bringing attention to false stories and penalising those who knowingly distribute them
New Samsung leaks reveal details about the Galaxy S10, including innovative features such as a camera and fingerprint reader hidden in the screen.
Facebook has announced that its new Head of Global Affairs is to be none other than Nick Clegg, the former British Deputy Prime Minister. We explain who Nick Clegg is, what his new job entails, and what we might be able to expect from the former head of the Liberal Democrats.
Amazon has updated one of its best-selling Kindles, the Paperwhite, with water resistance and extra storage, but is it worth
Tired of using Google for all your internet searches? Concerned about how they're using your data? Consider an alternative
California is set to clamp down on manufacturers who ship their products with weak or generic passwords, protecting consumers from data breaches.
Microsoft has withdrawn its latest Windows 10 update, after users began complaining that the software was removing files from their machines. this latest embarrassment for Microsoft follows a series of complaints over the stability of the Windows 10 platform since its release.
Facebook has announced the Oculus Quest, an all-in-one VR headset pitched as a gaming machine free of wires, needing no separate PC to run. We explain why the Oculus Quest may finally have what it takes to bring VR to the masses in an accessible, affordable format.
With news that potentially 50 million Facebook accounts have been breached, should you continue using its Single Sign On for
Amazon has unveiled the latest in its line of Alexa-powered devices. From a wall clock to a power point to a microwave, all of these voice activated products are designed to respond to your spoken commands – plus integrate the Amazon infrastructure into your daily routine.
We look at the essential features of iOS 12, Apple's latest software update for iPhone and iPad. What's new? What's improved?
With the launch of the latest Apple Watch, Apple appears to be reaching out to a new audience, a slightly older market with disposable income and health concerns. We look at how effective this strategy could be, and whether or not the older generations would be interested.
With an Apple reveal event around the corner on 12 September, will we be seeing new updates to Apple's MacBook, Air, Pro, and Mac Pro ranges? We glance into our magic eight ball and predict what Apple might unveil next week alongside its new iPhone and Apple Watch.
John McAfee recently made the bold statement that his bitcoin wallet hardware was "unhackable" was just maybe asking for trouble. Guess what? It got hacked. It’s been over 100 years since the ‘unsinkable’ Titanic sank, yet plenty of tech hacking stories began with similar hubris.
The Five Eyes group, formed of the governments of the US, Canada, UK, Australia and New Zealand, want to persuade the major t
Home streaming services are about to be disrupted in a big way, with a slew of new platforms entering the market in 2019, and Disney leading the charge. Can the average household tolerate this level of fragmentation, let alone the sheer cost of paying for so many services?
Since its launch in 2013, Slack has grown at an incredible rate. It’s now used by 500,000 companies worldwide.