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Jan Koum’s enviable Porsche fleet of also features a 997 GT3 RS 4.0 with less than 150 miles.

Although Android Q is months away from its official release, a new video has surfaced online which reveals some of the most prominent features of the upcoming operating system from Google.

The Central Board of Direct Taxes (CBDT) on Thursday said that it has not issued prosecution notices to Google, Facebook, Samsonite and Kraft-Heinz.

For a second straight year, visitors to CES couldn't get enough of Forpheus, the ping-pong playing robot.

Social or companion robots are increasingly being designed to become part of our homes. Will human-robot interaction achieve a new dimension with these lifelike robots equipped with emotional intelligence?

More than 773 million e-mail addresses amounting to a hefty 87GB have been discovered to be hacked, a security researcher revealed, in what is shaping up to be another large-scale data breach.

In a move to create its own smartwatches Google has purchased Fossil Smartwatch 'secret' tech for $40 million; hints at Google-branded fitness watch for 40 million dollars. 

Facebook is facing a "record-setting" fine from the US Federal Trade Commission (FTC) over its handling of user data and privacy violations.

In what could be the biggest data breach in recent times, over 772 million email addresses and 22 million unique passwords have been outed in a collection of files uploaded to cloud service MEGA.

While the bendy Galaxy F, or whatever Samsung names it, will be of the in-folding type, as that is easier to produce and more durable given the smaller folding radius, Apple is exploring out-folding prototypes whose screens stretch around the exterior, tipped Federico Casalegno. 

In the spirit of the trendy #10yearchallenge which might or might not be used by Facebook in training its in-house AI project, we decided to take a look back and explore what the mobile industry looked like 10 years ago. 

Chinese manufacturers Huawei and ZTE, both already branded as national security threats by the U.S. government, could be banned from purchasing parts made in the U.S. under bills introduced yesterday by a bipartisan group of lawmakers.