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The annual South by Southwest conference and festival in Austin, Texas is moving ahead as planned — with or without some big-name guests.

Taxi companies in Vancouver are leveling the playing field with ride-sharing companies.

During a hearing on Tuesday about a March 2018 Tesla crash that resulted in the driver's death due to misuse of the Autopilot feature, the NTSB said that Tesla needs to do more to improve the safety of its Autopilot feature. According to a new report from CNBC, Walter Huang, an Apple engineer and game developer,...

Using HomeKit Secure Video, users can now set their Netatmo camera to store the live feed on their iCloud account for up to 10 days.

Buffett has long sung the praises of Apple, but he’s never been a smartphone fan, preferring instead to stick with a $20 USD Samsung SCH-U320 flip phone.

Some users reported that they were able to access personal data of other users, including names, addresses and partial payment card details.

Disney+ is set to launch in seven new markets and a pre-sale promo has emerged.

The Sony Xperia 1 II is the successor to last year's Xperia 1 and promises an array of shiny new smarts.

Huawei's Mate Xs foldable smartphone became official today, offering users access to the embattled Chinese company's most powerful consumer 5G technology.

Apple argued that the $439 million USD judgment from the first of two patent cases was "grossly excessive" and should be tossed because the patents involved were found invalid by the Patent and Trademark Office.

A California court has reportedly ordered a man to stay away from Apple CEO Tim Cook after the company accused him of stalking the tech boss.

If the rumoured new 13-inch MacBook Pro is released with the Ice Lake chip, it will be the first to use the 10th-generation chip.