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Huawei: No plan for Harmony-powered smartphone, for now
Don't expect a phone based on Huawei's Android alternative operating system to arrive this year.
Phishing: These are the companies that hackers impersonate when they try to steal your data
Just got an email warning that you are locked out of an important account? It might be cyber criminals trying to trick you.
HP adds AMD Ryzen processor options to Pavilion Gaming Desktop, Gaming 15 Laptop PCs
The Pavilion Gaming 15 is HP's first gaming notebook to feature an AMD processor, while the Pavilion Gaming Desktop gets a fresh chassis design that saves space while making user upgrades easier.
Google just gave the Android Play Store this new look
Google Play on Android phones gets a navigation bar at the bottom and separate game and app tabs.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus review: Best business phone improves in speed and S Pen capability
Samsung released its yearly Galaxy Note series update with the Note 10 and Note 10 Plus. Expected internal updates were made, along with improvements to the S Pen capability and camera functionality, but a couple things were also thrown out.
Six things the 2019 iPhone 11 needs to keep up with Android – but will Apple deliver?
Premium Android handsets are offering stiff competition to the iPhone this year. Here's what the iPhone needs to stay ahead of the game.
This portable, high-bandwidth wireless network works underground
Robots know that tunnels are the nemesis of legacy radio frequency communication.
Open-source spyware makes it on the Google Play Store
Spyware based on two-year-old AhMyth RAT makes past Play Store's scans, despite not being anything special.
No more buggy Windows 10 updates? Microsoft makes it easier to flag early flaws
Microsoft releases new builds of Windows 10 and Chromium-based Edge.
Huawei Mate 20 X 5G, hands on: Smaller battery, faster charging, bigger price tag
It's still early days for 5G networks, but the Mate 20 X 5G looks like a good choice of handset at the moment, despite costing £200 more than its 4G sibling -- so long as you can handle a 7.2-inch device.
