Google Tensor chip for Pixel 6: Everything we know so far
Google is moving into chip production with its new Tensor chip for its next-generation Pixel phones. Here's what we've found about this new system-on-a-chip silicon.
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HTC U11 Plus, U11 Life: Everything you need to know (photos)
HTC could reveal two new smartphones on Nov. 2: the HTC U11 Plus and HTC U11 Life. Here's what teasers and leaked renders suggest HTC will announce.
Nokia revises financial guidance amid 'challenging' networks market
Nokia has updated its guidance for 2017 and 2018, citing a more challenging market across networks as well as restructuring costs and its refocus on digital health and patents.
ZTE ups R&D spending to $1.4 billion
ZTE spent around $1.4 billion on R&D during the nine months to September 30, with the Chinese tech giant having deployed more than 60 pre-commercial 5G networks worldwide.
ACMA warns Crunch Tel for TCP Code breach
Crunch Tel has been formally warned by the ACMA after transferring 408 mobile, landline, NBN, and ADSL customers from Crunch Networks to Crunch Tel without informing the customers or gaining their consent.
Government cancer screening register delayed again: Labor
The Australian government's cancer-screening register will not be operational until March 2018, Labor has said, with Telstra again delaying the service to be delivered under its AU$220 million government contract.
Verizon and Ericsson deploy Massive MIMO on Irvine LTE network
Verizon's 4G LTE network in Irvine now has Massive MIMO to increase speeds and capacity for customers, with the carrier working with Ericsson to upgrade its wireless network ahead of 5G.
LG Electronics increases Q3 profit as mobile business narrows loss
Increased revenue across the board compared to a year ago has seen overall profits rise.
Pixel 2 XL screen burn-in: Google says software update incoming
Google VP promises software update to address the Pixel 2 XL's apparent screen burn in on some early units. The Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL now come with a two year warranty, too.
Alexa can now read Kindle books aloud from an Amazon Echo for free
You won't get the tone of a professional voice actor, but Alexa can read your Kindle books aloud: Best of all, there's no charge.
Microfluid experiment could bring tactile tablets for vision impaired
Using fluids that can expand or contract, information could rise from the screen of a slate, allowing those with limited or no vision to use a tablet for less than $1,000.
Google Play Store adds support for Android app promo codes
Promo codes have long been available for iOS users and now Android developers can create them through the Google Play Store, but there are some limitations.
Apple releases iOS 9.3 beta 1 to public: Night Shift, multi-user mode for iPad
The new beta can intelligently schedule blue light display reduction and brings multiple account support to iPads in classrooms.
Sony Xperia Z5, Z5 Compact unlocked phones launch in U.S. on February 7
Sony continues to sell direct in an effort to crack the U.S. market. Will consumers consider paying Sony's premium prices?
Billion dollar deal: Samsung to exclusively produce Qualcomm Snapdragon 820 chips
Score another big win for Samsung's mobile chip production business: It already makes some of the processors in Apple iPhones and iPads; now it will make the Snapdragon 820 for Qualcomm.
