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China's Global Times newspaper said in a tweet later that the company is likely to be added to China's 'unreliable entities list' due to the incident.

Alongside using drones for delivering packages, Amazon also wants to use it as a remote surveillance device that can help users track surroundings of their homes.

Customers can get an affected 15-inch MacBook Pro battery replaced free of charge, Apple said in a statement on Thursday.

The robots created in the research programme are being trained to gauge tactile feedback through visual information, and other complex neural network activities.

A detailed look at exactly what Facebook's own crypto-coin is, its engineering, and how may it be used by the social giant's billions of users.

The latest report states that August 7 will mark Samsung's global launch for its smartphone-tablet crossover flagship, the Note 10, this time also with a 5G variant.

However, contrary to the pop-out front camera of the OnePlus 7 Pro, the Mate 30 Pro may only come with punch-hole front cameras.

A round-up of all the big stories from the world of technology during the week.

The Ministry of Power has said they want to roll out as many as 35 million smart meters in the next few years.

Telegram was recently struck by a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack.

The new software, new hardware and specifications as well as the much greater computing power it now possesses makes it ideal as a companion for the students as they learn the STEM subjects.

In a bid to increase the augmented reality features and appeal to a wider section of users, Google's latest feature will cater to museum geeks and history aficionados.

Security researchers have warned that users should think twice before clicking on the links received in the Twitter Direct Message (DMs).

After much debate about whether the 16-core gaming processor was even real, AMD is apparently set to take the wraps off its trump card at its E3 2019 keynote later today.

A round-up of all the big stories from the world of technology during the week.

As AI develops further, more firms are gaining trust in algorithms that can avoid aspects such as gender bias and specific data preferences.