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Apple has unveiled the latest version of its 16in MacBook Pro laptop computer - and it features a newly designed keyboard.

Instagram is about to hide likes from users in the US.

Apple has finally announced the AirPods Pro. Available for $249, they feature a tweaked design with shorter stems and silicone eartips and provide better sound, active noise cancelling, and come with a wireless charging case.

Apple has released new Emojis featuring gender-neutral characters and people with disabilities as part of its latest iOS software. Users will also now be able to select the ethnicity of each character in the 'holding hands' emoji, while a drop of blood designed to represent menstruation has been introduced following a campaign to fight period stigma.

A flaw that means any fingerprint can unlock a Galaxy S10 phone has been acknowledged by Samsung.

Here is a list of websites which let you watch all the movies on their server without having you download them first.

Rwanda’s Mara Group launched two smartphones on Monday, describing them as the first “Made in Africa” models and giving a boost to the country’s ambitions to become a regional technology hub.

Kik Messenger is shutting down despite the service having millions of active users around the world.

Apple has unveiled its iPhone 11 range of handsets, which feature more cameras than before and a processor that has been updated to be faster while consuming less power.

Thousands of people in Sweden are having futuristic microchips implanted into their skin to carry out everyday activities and replace credit cards and cash.

Samsung Electronics Co.’s Galaxy Fold will go on sale Sept. 6 in its home market of South Korea, following a months-long delay caused by the discovery of a severe defect in the original design.

Google has paid tribute to Cape Verdean singer Cesária Évora in their daily doodle on what would have been her 78th birthday.

We've all been there. Your smartphone or tablet is low on power and you've left your charging cable at home.

Huawei has launched its own operating system — the HongmengOS, known in English as the HarmonyOS, said the CEO of the Chinese tech giant’s consumer division, Richard Yu, on Friday.

Remember how outlandish the first Samsung Galaxy Note looked when it was unveiled in 2011? It was huge - a smartphone with a 5.3in (13cm) screen and a stylus.

Hyundai has released a version of its Sonata hybrid that has solar panels to help charge its battery.

Apple's not done releasing new products in 2019.

Apple will acquire “the majority” of Intel’s smartphone modem business for $1 billion, the two companies announced today.

Everyone is talking about FaceApp - the app that can edit photos of people's faces to show younger or older versions of themselves.

Many were left wholly unsatisfied by news that the punishment for Facebook's privacy misdeeds, from the US at least, would be set at $5bn - an amount the firm can well afford, and for which it had already mostly accounted.

US regulators have approved a record $5bn (£4bn) fine on Facebook to settle an investigation into data privacy violations, reports in US media say.

What would happen if Facebook and some of its apps — such as Instagram and WhatsApp — were to all go down at about the same time? And then stay intermittently out for hours?

US regulators have uncovered a possible new flaw in Boeing's troubled 737 Max aircraft that is likely to push back test flights.

Facebook confirms it will launch a cryptocurrency called Libra in 2020.

Adobe, along with researchers from the University of California, Berkeley, have trained artificial intelligence (AI) to detect facial manipulation in images edited using the Photoshop software.

The strange case of Samsung's Galaxy Fold may drag on throughout the summer, according to a report in The Korea Herald.

Huawei has had a bad few weeks, as US companies responded to the Trump ban one after another. Whether it’s hardware such as chips from Intel or ARM, or whether it’s software like Google’s Android or Microsoft’s Windows, Huawei can’t import it from American technology companies until the ban is resolved.

A vote calling for Mark Zuckerberg to stand down as Facebook's chairman is expected to take place at the company's annual general meeting on Thursday.

Google has barred the world's second biggest smartphone maker, Huawei, from some updates to the Android operating system, dealing a blow to the Chinese company.

Hackers were able to remotely install surveillance software on phones and other devices using a major vulnerability in messaging app WhatsApp, it has been confirmed.