YouTube has just announced that it is disabling the commenting function for any videos on its platform that feature minors. The decision follows reports that that the massive video sharing site has failed to protect children's safety online.
After years of hiding behind the "it's free speech" shield, social media companies have began suspending or permanently banning offensive accounts. We round up some notable examples of social media users who've seen their posting privileges revoked in recent years.
TikTok, the popular social media app aimed at teens, has fallen foul of Federal Trade Commission guidelines and ordered to pay $5.7 million for failing to adequately protect minors. The settlement takes aim at the company for collecting children's data without permission
With crytocurrencies, new data and privacy laws, and impending regulation of internet giants, the internet is changing. We sat down with HTC's Phil Chen to learn more about the internet of tomorrow and whether the future is, indeed, bright.
Lenovo has just revealed its new range of laptops and PCs at MWC 2019. Here's all the specs and pricing into, along with quick explainers on each device. From slim laptops to an all-in-one PC and a smartphone-tablet hybrid, we run through the latest Lenovo devices.
More than 100 Microsoft employees have called for an end to the technology company's contract to build HoloLens AR tech for t
Some truly great phone tech launched at MWC 2019 – and so did some underwhelming products. We take a look at the winners and
Website builder Wix has unveiled Wix Turbo, a new package of features designed for speeding up your site. We explain what Wix
LG has revealed two flagship phones at MWC 2019: their 5G-capable V50 ThinQ phone and their new G8 ThinQ. The coolest new fea
Lots of smartphone companies are making noise at Mobile World Congress this year, and Nokia won't be left behind this time. T
It's Mobile World Congress season, which means phone announcements a-plenty, and it looks like Huawei has just stolen the lim
Sony has announced four new phones at MWC this year, including the world's first 4K OLED phone. Beyond that, though, the line
With the challenge laid down by the Samsung S10 and Galaxy Fold, what does Apple need to do to ensure its iPhone range can co
At Samsung's 10th anniversary Unpacked event, they announced a new lineup of wearables to add to their catalog: a fitness tracker, a fitness-focused smart watch, and a pair of Bluetooth headphones. Meet the Galaxy Watch Active, the Galaxy Fit, and the Galaxy Buds.
Samsung's new lineup of phones comes with better fingerprint sensors, fancier Infinity screens, and wireless charging capabilities. The Galaxy S10 starts at $900, the Galaxy S10 Plus starts at $1000, and the Samsung S10e starts at $750. Pre-orders open February 21.
Samsung's long-teased foldable phone was the first to debut at their 10th anniversary event. The screen's big enough that you can use three apps at a time. The Fold is out April 26th this year, starting at $1,980. Here's what you need to know.
LG's dropped three new cheap to mid-range phones in the run-up to MWC. The Q60, K50 and K40 all look set to be impressive budget device, with multiple cameras and large screens with small bezels. So, should you buy them and are the alternatives? Here's everything you need to know
Apple has purchase PullString, a start up that specialises in voice activated toys. What turned PullString into Apple's Dreamhouse? It's a sign that the tech giant is increasingly interested in the power of audio AI and sees itself as a major player in the space.
Samsung has announced plans to launch a new, affordable, mid-tier tablet that could rival the iPad, and it's thinner and lighter than any tablet on the market. Take a look at all the information we have on the Galaxy Tab S5e.
Renowned Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has released some details about loads of Apple products expected to be coming our way in 2019, including a new MacBook Pro, two new iPads and even a new iPod Touch. Kuo often has the inside track on Apple, but should we trust his analysis?
The UK's Department of Culture, Media and Sport has published its long awaited report on 'fake news', and its recommendations on how to ensure that social media platforms are held accountable spreading it. Its good news for users, but bad news for Zuckerberg and co.