Digital Technology stories - Page 15

Apple ignites smartphone rivalry, taunting Google with cash incentives to entice Android users to switch to iPhone in a bold ad blitz.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has said that the company's market cap is higher than it deserves and that starting a car company is the worst way to earn money.

Twenty New Zealand tech companies have published a manifesto urging the government to future-proof the country through technological advancement and innovation.

Chaos at Samsung: Hackers bypass S8 iris scan with picture and contact lens, exposing security flaws in high-tech system.

German researchers have developed a method using Wi-Fi signals to capture 3D hologram images of objects through walls and obstacles.

Criminals in Dubai, you are officially on notice: The world’s first ‘robocop’ is set to begin roaming the streets of Dubai.

Leaked molds ignite buzz around iPhone 8's design, hinting at radical changes and mirroring Samsung’s edge-to-edge approach.

Here are a few facts about naked broadband you may have either pondered on in the past or forgot to ask about in the first place.

Leaked guidelines for Facebook moderators show how they monitor violence, hate speech, revenge porn and more on the social media platform.

With more than 62,000 homeless living in New York City, demand for shelter in the city has increased by 79 percent in the last decade.

13 International Media have awarded ASUS as ‘No. 1 Gaming Brand’ from 12 different countries in Asia Pacific alone.

Can educators use digital inking to improve student learning in class? Will it help create more insightful feedback and elaborate student work?.

By building around memory rather than the CPU, they can eliminate the relatively clunky and inefficient manner that the computers process data today.

The hackers have demanded an enormous undisclosed amount of money be paid in Bitcoin. Disney apparently refuses to pay, and is working with the FBI.

Half the world doesn’t have the luxury of being able to connect to the internet at their leisure, even though internet access is basic human right.

This heavyweight GPU will be more targeted at data centre usage and high-performance computing, as opposed to consumer level computing.

Developers have two headsets to choose from: a $300 Acer one and a $329 HP one, both of which are available now for pre-order.

The numbers weren’t exactly super-specific, but it’s enough to make some estimates of how many units they’ve sold.

In a blog post, Tesla announced the pre-order availability and provided with a calculator tool to help consumers figure out the cost.

Trump's administration bungles online cleanup, leaving traces of a deleted anti-Muslim press release exposed. The internet never forgets.