Samsung Display has decided to stop producing LCD panels in China and North Korea by the end of the year in favour of their QLED technology.
Netflix has decided to reduce the streaming bitrate for the next 30 days to alleviate this pressure on their systems during the COVID-19 crisis.
Microsoft 365 is the Redmond firm's new suite consisting of not only Office apps, but a slew of AI-powered writing and presenting tools.
Key NHS workers in the city of London are being offered an e-bike for three months to help them to commute to work and stay away from other commuters.
The Communications Minister has outlined new requirements for South African media during the COVID-19 outbreak, namely to inform the general public.
If these renders are true to life, Huawei have ditched the notch on the Mate 40 Pro within the display in favour of a notch above the display.
Apple has updated Siri to provide COVID-19 information. Users can ask Siri questions like “How do I know if I have coronavirus?”
New leaks seem to indicate that the Google Pixel 5 will be a less premium device, focusing on a great camera experience at a more affordable price.
February saw the biggest drop in smartphone shipments in the history of the industry. There were only 66.8 million smartphones shipped in the month.
NASCAR will see its cancelled races replaced with virtual simulations, and will broadcast eSports variants of its postponed competitions.
Machine learning will assist companies to make sure they have the right items stocked at the right time as a result of the Covid-19 crisis.
Apple has released new iPad Pro models which, for the first time, come equipped with trackpad and cursor suppor thanks to a new keyboard cover.