Honor is Huawei's e-brand targeted towards the younger millennial generation. However, don't be fooled by the Honor 8, it's a full-blown high end Android smartphone launching in the US at an affordable price.
The campaign is all about the money.
The group responsible for the USB Type-C spec has launched a 'Certified USB Charger' logo to help buyers avoid inferior and dangerous USB chargers.
At the end of 2015, NBN decided to remove all areas from its build prep map that are not slated to get fibre-to-the-premises technology.
Accor Plus has spent the last three years overhauling its backend system and can now focus on growing its membership subscription.
Cisco Systems is reportedly going to be shedding between 9,000 to 14,000 employees from its global workforce within the next few weeks.
Four Australian startups are visiting Chengdu in Western China this week in a bid to create an exchange network focused on innovation.
Chinese rising star Xiaomi has lost its luster, after its smartphone shipments were eaten up by local rivals during Q2.
The New South Wales government will now allow Android Pay customers to pay for government services at Service NSW shopfronts using their Android device.
The chipmaker is powering IoT devices and the cloud, and enabling network transformation.
The integration will allow invoices created via Xero to be paid via PayPal directly from the invoice as soon as it's received.
Opinion: Redmond's partnership with 'seed-to-sales' software purveyor Kind is bound to bring more legitimacy to an already-thriving business.
Microsoft is starting to roll out the Anniversary Update version of Windows 10 Mobile, beginning with those who have unlocked devices.
The CEO of one of the world's top leadership brands explains how to drive change successfully. A must-read for everyone focused on digital transformation or organizational change.
Apple's iPhone 7 seems set to lag far behind flagship Android devices such as the Samsung Galaxy S7 or the Note 7, but there's a very good reason why Apple doesn't care.
