Consumer Reports and Apple have been going back and forth on the MacBook Pro 2016 issue, particularly in battery life performance. After singling out a Safari bug browser, the former has softened its stand on the latest MacBook.
Nintendo explains why the upcoming Nintendo Switch has no game bundled to launch with the unit.
China is now leading the AI industry in terms of biometric identification technology, especially in the field of speech recognition.
Blizzard Korea has issues over 10,000 bans over hacking and cheating in "Overwatch."
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba Group Holding Ltd has found a new strategy for its ambition to expand overseas: train young foreign employees in leadership.
Samsung's Galaxy J3 (2017) smartphone is hinting a release soon after it was spotted receiving its WiFi certification from WiFi Alliance (WFA).
An upcoming DLC is heading towards the first person mech shooter, "TitanFall 2."
Nintedo will be hoping that their vision for the Wii U has finally been made concrete by the upcoming Switch.
The patent application for a genome editing technology submitted by researchers from universities in China is considered as withdrawn by China's State Intellectual Property (IP) Office after the applicants failed to respond to a notice on time.
Lenovo-backed tech manufacturer ZUK is planning to release Android Nougat-based smartphones soon according to a Weibo post from a senior Lenovo executive.
"Hearthstone" players should be ready for incoming nerfs with the next balance path. Developers are looking to balance out the Pirate decks because of the its population.
Android creator Andy Rubin will reportedly release a new line of mobile devices under the label Essential with artificial intelligence or AI as among its core features. While it’s unclear if the new phones and tablets will run on Android, they appear to be designed as flagship competitors for the likes of Apple’s iPhone and Microsoft’s Windows 10-powered Surface Phone.
Nokia is taking another shot in the mobile phones market with the launch of the Nokia 6 in China, where both foreign and home-grown brands are scrambling to get a piece of the smartphones pie.
Some sellers of virtual reality headsets have found a new way to attract more buyers, this time by adding porn site links to their devices.
The Nokia 8 is believed to have been spotted at this year's CES.
