Christopher Baugh

Nokia reportedly left behind equipment and software connecting the Russian government’s most powerful tool for digital surveillance to the nation’s largest telecommunications network.

The investment boost in the US is in response to the Ukraines crisis demonstrating the fragility of over-dependence on Taiwan and China.

The US Patent & Trademark Office published a new Apple patent titled “Attachment Devices for Securing a Phone in a Vehicle.”

Following a large-scale virtual health study, Google has submitted Fitbit’s passive heart rate monitoring algorithm for review by the US Food and Drug Administration.

Spotify is testing a new Car Mode, a feature that changes the app’s interface to make it safer to use while driving.

Samsung is rumoured to launch a third foldable device later this year, but this time around the phone may have a rollable or scrollable screen.

Google has announced it is running a pilot to allow a “small number of participating developers” to offer an additional payment option next to Google Play’s payment system.

Apple is purchasing direct carbon-free aluminum after a “major advancement in smelting technology to reduce emissions.”

Apple inched a step closer to replacing real-world wallets with the one on its iPhone Wednesday, opening up its digital driver’s license and state ID program in Arizona.

Zoom has rolled out a new avatar feature that lets users switch their own face on a video call with a cartoonish animal of their own choosing.

Credit Kudos develops software that uses consumers’ banking data to make more informed credit checks on loan applications.

Roku has announced the next version of its operating system for TVs and set-top boxes and it’s adding a range of helpful new features.