Demonstrators at LAX protest against President Trump’s executive order. Ronen Tivony, NurPhoto via Getty Images. US President Donald Trump has been in office only two weeks, but he’s already rubbing the nation’s tech companies up the wrong way.
Airbnb just aired a Super Bowl ad promoting a message of diversity and acceptance, ending with the statement that “the world is more beautiful the more you accept.
Samsung a few weeks ago explained that two distinct battery issues caused the numerous Galaxy Note 7 fires last year that prompted Samsung to recall and then discontinue the phablet.
Early during tonight’s game, Google’s ad for the Google Home aired on millions of TVs. We’ve actually seen the ad before: loving families at home meeting, hugging, and being welcomed by the Google Assistant.
Google has been ordered by a federal court in Pennsylvania to comply with search warrants and produce customer emails stored abroad, in a decision that is in sharp contrast to that of an appeals court in a similar case involving Microsoft.
As the American demand for trucks and SUVs grows, Fiat Chrysler Automobiles NV decided to turn the attention of millions elsewhere by focusing on the sleek Alfa Romeo Giulia sedan in its trio of Super Bowl commercials.
The Federal Communications Commission has stopped nine ISPs from offering subsidized internet plans to the poor. It was announced Feb. 3 alongside other policy reversals that many believe will have profound implications.
Hacker collective Anonymous has infiltrated Freedom Hosting II, which is the single largest host on Dark Web. The Tor-based site apparently hosted child pornography, prompting the hackers to pull down over 10,000 websites.
I’ve written in this column before about photo editing applications for cellphones. But I love discovering and playing with new apps and features for my phone.
If you are looking for the best iPad Pro deals at the moment, head to a Target store. Before you do that, let us tell you about the details of the iPad Pro sale.
The Nintendo Switch now launches in less than a month, and while pre-orders are sold out everywhere, eating through the number of units Nintendo has supplied, I’m hoping for a pair of changes before the system launches, or shortly thereafter.
Nvidia’s Quadro GP100 shares many features with the company’s most advanced Tesla P100 GPU, but it also brings the superfast NVLink to Windows PCs and workstations.
There’s one screen on a phone that tells you almost everything you need to know about it: the ‘About Phone’ screen, and it’s this that has seemingly just leaked for the HTC 11, revealing many of the key specs.
Samsung is due to release the Android 7.0 Nougat update for the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge soon. Although the exact date of the roll out is not known, a user manual for the Galaxy S6 range with details has been leaked.
Rainbow Six Siege’s Velvet Shell expansion was thoroughly detailed at the weekend, and as Steven’s detailed report demonstrates, it looks like it’ll be a prosperous year for the tactical shooter.
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