Apple
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4 Oct
Top of the line phones are now the second largest prepaid sellers in the US
The majority of phones sold in the US as handsets to be topped up with credit-- so-called prepaid phones -- are budget models but phone company strategies are changing.
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3 Oct
Apple Town Squares: how the iPhone maker is tapping into a gathering trend
The ever-changing state of consumer demands has led to a massive change in the role of physical stores, forcing retailers to experiment with different ideas to stimulate footfall.
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26 Sep
Rumours are swirling that Apple is telling suppliers to scale back iPhone X parts
It’s only been two weeks since Apple’s September keynote event when it launched its new iPhone devices: the iPhone 8 and the iPhone X.
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18 Sep
iPhone X: As Apple goes X can anyone compete?
After Apple launched its latest phones, smartwatches, and streaming players last week we went hands on to see how they stack up against the competition.
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13 Sep
5 things Apple announced last night that we’re excited about
Apple announced its new iPhone devices last night to much fanfare in the newly-built Apple Park.
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5 Sep
The Apple Music Festival is cancelled – some theories on why
After ten years the Apple Music Festival is no more.
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29 Aug
When will iPhone 8 launch? A study in Apple’s release schedules
If you're a fan of Apple's smartphones and you're the type who wants to have the newest technology as soon as its available you'll definitely be asking: when will the iPhone 8 launch?
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29 Aug
Netflix 20th anniversary: Streaming revenue will overtake physical sales this year
Netflix is 20 years old and this year streaming revenue -- combining music and video -- will overtake physical sales for the first time.
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24 Aug
Samsung confirms it is making a Bixby smart speaker
2016 was supposed to be the year of voice but it looks like 2017 is too.
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23 Aug
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 unveiled today: what has the company learnt since the Note 7 disaster?
Samsung is set to launch its latest flagship smartphone, the Galaxy Note 8, in New York today.
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21 Aug
Google Glass is back (sort of) and other augmented reality glasses projects
Remember Google Glass, the first augmented reality glasses that Google released back in 2013?
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17 Aug
Here are the CEOs distancing themselves from Donald Trump after the clashes in Charlottesville
US president Donald Trump appears to be increasingly isolated after his response to the racist violence in Virginia, in which he insisted that “both sides” were to blame for clashes in the city of Charlottesville.
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4 Aug
China’s Xiaomi has overtaken Fitbit and Apple as the world’s top wearables brand
The wearables market is growing off the back of fitness bands and smartwatches and Chinese tech company Xiaomi is pioneering this growth.
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3 Aug
Fintech startup Circle is moving beyond the bitcoin blockchain — but can it keep its edge?
When Marieke Flament was first approached about working for the social payments app Circle, she was intrigued by its tagline as a bitcoin company.
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31 Jul
Does censorship in China and Russia mean the end of VPNs?
Tech giant Apple has pulled as many as 60 VPNs from its App Store in China to comply with state law.
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26 Jul
Is a $1,000 iPhone worth the cash or is Apple getting greedy?
Apple's latest iPhone, due out in September, is rumoured to be priced at over $1,000 -- is this clever pricing or corporate greed?
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24 Jul
When will Windows 10 Fall Creators Update be released?
Microsoft has been teasing bits and pieces about its big new Creators Update coming in the Autumn but has been quiet about when exactly it will get rolled out to Windows users.
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13 Jul
Apple Business Chat is coming next year — here’s how it will change the game
Apple’s annual developer conference is always chock full of new hardware and features for Apple devices.
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10 Jul
Apple vs. Imagination Technologies – the iPhone developer hits back with new UK office
The saga between the UK chip developer Imagination Technologies and the Silicon Valley giant Apple takes another turn as Apple hits back at its soon-to-be ex-supplier.
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7 Jul
Samsung racks up record profits on global demand for memory chips
Tech giant Samsung reported a record quarterly profit on Friday, owing to rising global demand for memory chips.
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5 Jul
China’s Alibaba unveils its own smart speaker
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba has launched its voice-controlled smart speaker.
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29 Jun
Happy 10th birthday iPhone! Here are 10 facts about the world-changing device
Before 2007, the world did not have smartphones.
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23 Jun
Even if it does everything it promises to is Essential really necessary?
Andy Rubin’s new startup, Essential, is launching with a flagship Android smartphone, running a custom OS.
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22 Jun
Imagination Technologies shares soar after sales details announced
UK chip developer Imagination Technologies has announced that it is up for sale and in talks with potential buyers.
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17 Jun
Why has Google been threatened with a €1bn-plus fine from the EU?
Tech giant Google could be fined more than €1bn from Brussels for abusing its online search dominance to direct customers to its own Google Shopping service.
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13 Jun
Biometric banking: the revolution already shaping the future of finance
Biometrics -- using physical features as security -- are already here and the password is on its way out.
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9 Jun
Alipay’s approach to international expansion is setting it apart from its global competitors
Alipay's recent international moves outside China reveal a very different approach from how brands such as PayPal and Apple have dealt with expansion.
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6 Jun
Brand rankings: Amazon climbs as Google holds on to the top spot
US technology giants Google, Apple, Microsoft, Amazon, and Facebook have taken the top five places in a new ranking of the world’s most valuable brands.
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6 Jun
What did we learn from Apple’s annual event?
Tech giant Apple is holding its annual three-day World Wide Developer Conference (WWDC), a showcase of the company's latest offerings and has unveiled its smart speaker, the HomePod.
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31 May
Uber fires its self-driving car head in Waymo legal battle
Taxi startup Uber has lost another member of staff this week as it fired its head of self-driving technologies, Anthony Levandowski.