Realme enters race to ship a smartphone with a 64MP camera
Chinese smartphone-maker Realme has showcased a new flagship with a 64MP camera using a Samsung Isocell sensor launched in May.
News and comment on what's happening in the technology industry, and the direction it's heading.
Chinese smartphone-maker Realme has showcased a new flagship with a 64MP camera using a Samsung Isocell sensor launched in May.
President Donald Trump’s threatened 25% tariff is prompting Taiwanese companies that opened factories in China to make PCs, smartphones, and tablets for America’s tech giants to move some production back to Taiwan. They’re also looking for cheaper labour in other Asian countries and in India.
Since 1980 we've seen five major tech revolutions that have made the fortunes of other tech giants. When will it be the turn of IBM?
Microsoft’s better-than-predicted quarterly financial results prompted a share price increase that saw the company’s market capitalization briefly surpass the trillion-dollar mark, a feat previously achieved only by Apple and Amazon.
Getac’s K120-Ex rugged Mil-spec touch-screen tablet is designed to run Windows 10 in hazardous areas where a single spark can cause flammable gasses or combustible dusts to explode
The UK has a terrible record for delivering fibre to premises. While Ofcom is trying to change that, the slow progress of fibre to the home will ensure the UK is also a laggard when it comes to switching off today’s copper networks
The London-based Urban Innovation Company is now installing up to 30 Pulse Smart Hubs on the streets of Belfast.
Schools and charities beware: if someone pretending to be your boss emails you to buy Apple iTunes or Google Play gift cards, it’s almost certainly a scam.
Warren Buffett generally avoids technology stocks but Berkshire Hathaway’s latest moves include buying and selling Oracle, hanging on to Apple shares, and adding a small investment in Red Hat.
IBM’s latest financial results show three or four years of stasis. That is better than declines, but can the $34 billion purchase of Red Hat put Big Blue back on a growth track?
Intel’s Classmate PC not only led to a boom in netbooks, it prompted a whole new business for JP.IK, turning a small Portuguese computer company into a global technology provider working in more than 70 countries
The UK’s annual educational technology exhibition attracted a global audience for products that ranged from toys to enterprise-level offerings.
The “virtual nurse” will see you all the time. Electronic Caregiver is launching what it claims is “the world's first virtual caregiver” at CES in January, though it’s by no means the first chat-bot to offer medical help.
Barring any further stock market shocks, Microsoft will finish the year ahead of Apple and Amazon as America’s most valuable publicly-quoted company, despite never making it to $1 trillion.
Huawei's Eric Xu told CNBC that blocking the company's 5G networking products will increase prices and make it harder for the US to become No. 1 in 5G. However, it has been a huge benefit to the two Scandinavian suppliers: Ericsson and Nokia.
Getac launches a ruggedized K120-Ex Windows 10 tablet for explosive environments
Hardware
Realme enters race to ship a smartphone with a 64MP camera
Smartphones
Taiwan profits from America’s trade war with China
Tech Industry
UK finally makes it onto Europe’s list of the top countries in fibre broadband (right at the bottom)
Networking
Warren Buffett has sold his Oracle shares but retained his $44 billion investment in Apple
Tech Industry