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Following a comprehensive evaluation process, DisplayMate Technologies has heaped the praises on the Samsung Galaxy 10 - specifically, its display.

A partnership in Finland has launched a new autonomous bus that can operate in any weather conditions - including the country's harsh winters.

The personal computing market is in decline, with unit shipments expected to drop 3.3% in 2019, except for detachable devices which see modest growth.

Cybercriminals exploiting social media platforms rake in over USD $3 billion annually, a study sponsored by Bromium and led by the University of Surrey reveals.

While these vendors have had great success in the market, other vendors like Samsung, Huawei, and Apple have failed to capitalise.

The tech giant has introduced the third generation of its ‘Supercharging’ technology that slashes charging times.

Research analyst Canalys says while it’s inevitable that more vendors will jump in on the fad, it won’t be gaining much traction in 2019.

The wearables category continues to evolve and grow, with global shipments of wearable devices forecasted to reach 189 million units by 2022.

MOBOTIX and Konica Minolta are developing a platform for camera networks that will allow AI-powered surveillance of people and places.

2degrees guarantees no broadband price hikes for 2019, setting itself apart from competitors Spark and Vodafone who announce increases.

The web app streamlines flight and hotel bookings by keeping an organisation’s passenger details on the one platform.

Samsung’s Galaxy S10, launching this week, boasts a stunning AMOLED display, four cameras, and powerful performance, potentially swaying iPhone loyalists.

The adoption of 5G is supposedly set to usher in the next wave of technological innovation by accelerating new breakthroughs.

The new tech enables you to use your phone to lock and unlock your car, start it, save your individual settings, and control it remotely in ride sharing.

Logitech backtracks on decision to remove firmware version of Harmony Hub, after critical security flaws were revealed. Millions of users affected.

Chorus has achieved an average monthly connection speed of 100Mbps across its network, a ten-fold increase in eight years.

Intel, Bluefors and Afore have created the ‘Cryogenic Wafer Prober’ for collecting data about qubits to speed the development of quantum computing.

The TravelMate X514 is designed for business and commercial use, while the Chromebook Spin 13 aims for the growing classroom device market.

Wacom's Cintiq 16 offers budding digital artists an affordable yet high-quality graphic tablet option, complete with the exceptional Pro Pen 2.

GitHub’s Bug Bounty program is now five years old and to mark the occasion it has revamped the program’s scope, rewards, and new legal rules.