Tech

JBL is bringing its new TWS earbuds to the market which comes bundled with a smart charging case that has a built-in touch display.

Google is looking at new ways to keep people engage on the Play Store and the ability to auto-launch apps might not appeal to everyone.

The iOS 18 update announced at the WWDC 2024 this month finally brings more lock screen and home screen customisations for iPhone users.

News spread earlier this week about TRAI planning to charge a fee from mobile users who use multiple SIM cards in the country.

HTC continues to launch its mid-range smartphones that will be available in its market and select countries this year. Here are the details.

Microsoft announced Recall at its AI-heavy Build 2024 conference this year but the feature has faced security concerns from day one.

Samsung's AI push needs more weapons besides its deal with Google and this new hire could be a big part of its future in the field.

Apple's Face ID is recognised as the safest biometric tech in the market but Samsung is ready to better this feat with its own version very soon.

The Musk-owned social media platform believes that removing likes from your post will help people avoid attacks and trolls. Do you agree with this move?

OpenAI said on Monday it had hired Sarah Friar, the former CEO of social media firm Nextdoor, as its first chief financial officer.

Security researchers have spotted personal details of Facebook users on the hacking forums which could become a major concern.

Samsung has upgraded its Odyssey monitor lineup in the country with the new smart screen and other additions.

Garmin specialises in pro-level wearables and the Forerunner 165 series is an extended part of its lineup in the market.

Vivo X Fold 3 Pro is powered is a flagship Snapdragon 8 Gen hardware, comes equipped with Zeiss Optics camera and a large battery.

Samsung has already introduced its AI features to the new and old Galaxy S-series phones and smartwatches will be next on its list.

Google's chief privacy officer, Keith Enright, will leave the company this fall, after 13 years at the tech giant, a spokesperson for the Alphabet-owned company said on Tuesday.