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This is the seventh consecutive quarter Apple has seen its shipment volume shrink in China

No, they’re not harvesting your emails. But they are sending test data to your iPhone or Mac—if you’ve opted in to share analytics

Infinix, a trendy tech brand for young consumers, has officially launched the highly anticipated NOTE 50 Series. At the forefront of this lineup is the NOTE 50 Pro, engineered to redefine what ...

SanDisk, a global leader in data storage technology, is unveiling its latest professional-grade innovations at the 2025 NAB Show held at the Las Vegas Convention Center. Headlining the showcase is the all-new ...

At the recent Tech Unite Africa 2025 conference in Lagos, Sofia Zab, PalmPay's chief marketing officer, shared valuable insights on accelerating the shift from cash to digital payments in Africa, as the ...

Though TV sales remain strong

If you thought Microsoft was done after Clippy, you thought wrong

Microsoft Partners have rolled out the drum to celebrate as the company's golden jubilee. Karthik Narain, group CEO and CTO, Accenture called Microsoft a ‘trusted partner. Karthik’s words: “Congratulations to Microsoft on ...

This is a huge expansion for Neuralink, which previously limited its research to the United States

How much do you trust your device memory? Definitely more than you should. According to the statistics only 33% of users back up their data regularly, and more than 77% of people have already experienced data ...

End-user computing is the foundation of an organisation’s IT operations because it is at the coalface of cybersecurity, and emerging technologies such as artificial intelligence and the blockchain depend on secure devices ...

The plaintiffs are seeking class-action status and financial damages on behalf of those who bought Apple Intelligence-compatible iPhones and other Apple devices

Samsung today unveiled Galaxy A56 5G, Galaxy A36 5G and Galaxy A26 5G, the latest Galaxy A series smartphones. For the first time, the Galaxy A series is integrating Awesome Intelligence—including Galaxy’s ...

The 6.3-inch Actua display is the brightest Google has ever put in an A-series phone, hitting 2700 nits—35% brighter than the Pixel 8a

It’s ASUS' equivalent of giving a sports car wings and telling it to fly. After a week of testing this machine to its limits, here’s what I found...