Dozens of CEOs from around the world signed a letter asking the Senate to act on gun control. However, four big tech companies were noticeably absent. Find out who they are and why they decided to avoid taking a stand on this hot button issue.
The iPhone 11 series launch was the most underwhelming in years. We're inclined to wonder whether there's any point in buying the new iPhones or whether it's worth sticking with your current one, or waiting for 2020. Or whether, whisper it, you might be better of with an Android?
Apple has officially announced its new lineup of iPhones, including the iPhone 11, the iPhone 11 Pro, and the iPhone 11 Pro Max. Learn more about price, specs, and availability here, as well as whether or not you should buy one for yourself.
NordVPN, one of the most popular VPN services available, has announced NordVPN Teams, a VPN solution aimed at businesses, with a focus on features such as control panels, dedicated company servers, location defaults and 24/7 support.
Apple is dealing with another labor violation complaint, as China Labor Watch has released a report noting 18 different violations of Chinese labor laws, including forced overtime, unpaid meetings, and the over-employment of temporary workers.
The Samsung Galaxy Fold is back. After its launch in March, the phone was plagued with issues. However, its problems are now in the past – according to Samsung. We took a look at the Galaxy Fold to find out whether it's truly the phone of the future or one to avoid for now.
Some of the world's largest social media companies and publishers are joining forces in an attempt to quell the amount of 'fake news' that circulates on the internet, with major players such as Facebook, Twitter, Google and the BBC all committing to the cause.
Lenovo's announced a raft of new laptops at IFA this year and they all share one thing — brighter than normal screens. So will they burn twice as bright for half as long or are they the real deal? We went hands-on to find out.
IFA is the biggest tech event in Europe, and Tech.co hit the IFA 2019 show to see the latest phones, tablets, TVs and more from some of the biggest brands in global tech. Read on for our selection of the most innovative, eye-catching or downright strange tech from IFA 2019
Motorola unveiled the One Zoom at IFA in Berlin. The new phone packs four rear cameras to give great shots in a variety of conditions. We went hands-on with it to find out whether you can get top-drawer photos for mid-range prices.
Lenovo has launched a smaller Smart Display, as well as two tablet-cum-smart hubs, to help make smart home devices smaller and more manageable. We got to spend some time with the devices at IFA in Berlin.
Security software company Kaspersky has discovered that thousands of students are unwittingly downloading malware when accessing essays and textbooks online. In the worst cases, the malicious software can take over an entire college network, posing a threat to all students.
At this year's IFA, Sony served up a wide selection of announcements, from phones to walkmans, headphones to cameras. For many, the highlight will be the Xperia 5, a more 'compact' version of the flagship Xperia 1 phone, but it felt like there really was something for everyone.
Huawei has announced the reveal date for its upcoming Mate 30 series but no one is sure whether the new flagship phone will be available with Google's apps, or even if it will use the Android operating system. It's set to be one of the most intriguing recent phone launches.