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A 7.2 magnitude earthquake has hit Taiwan, killing 9, and causing Apple processor manufacturer to temporarily halt production.

Code found in iPadOS 17.5 revealed a new squeeze gesture that could be introduced with Apple Pencil 3.

The new beta release of iOS 17.5 contains code referring to the now long-promised expansion of anti-stalking measures for AirTags and other tracking devices.

Is it worth all the trouble?

Meituan’s co-founder Wang Huiwen will return to the food delivery giant as a part-time consultant, according to an internal memo

The popular free-to-play Star Wars mobile game is coming to PC with cross-save functionality and improved performance.

Alternatively, you can buy a budget-friendly Steam Deck dock for only $25.

The issue was fixed in the latest update.

The game was also recently rated on Korean game ratings boards. Be still, our hearts!

A group of Google cloud vulnerability researchers discovered the exploit in February 2024 and helped Sony patch it in the PlayStation Portal's Version 2.0.6 firmware update.

One rumored product is a personal robot that will follow users around their home.

Intel's foundry business showed an increase in losses year-over-year.

Panasonic's new US$4 billion battery factory in De Soto, Kansas, is designed to be a model of sustainability—it's an all-electric factory with no need for a smokestack. When finished, it will cover the size of 48 football fields, employ 4,000 people and produce enough advanced batteries to supply half a million electric cars per year.

In an era where the quest for sustainable energy sources has become paramount, researchers are tirelessly exploring innovative avenues to enhance fuel production processes. One of the most important tools in converting chemical energy into electrical energy and vice versa is electrocatalysis, which is already used in various green-energy technologies.

Do you ever use your cell phone while driving? Don't feel too guilty about saying yes—nearly 60% of drivers admit to using their phone in hands-free mode while driving.

A multi-billion pound criminal enterprise lurks amid our supermarket shelves. Food crime not only harms our wallets but threatens public health. It includes activities such as mislabelling a product, replacing a food or ingredient with another substance that is inferior, and even poisoning.

Customer satisfaction in the service sector, particularly within hospitality, has long been a focal point for both academic research and practical application. Traditional analyses, such as the Kano model and importance-performance analysis (IPA), have offered valuable frameworks but often fall short in capturing the intricate and non-linear nature of the attribute performance-customer satisfaction (AP-CS) relationship.

"Privacy. That's iPhone," the slogan proclaims. New research from Aalto University begs to differ.

The fact that colossal amounts of energy are needed to Google away, talk to Siri, ask ChatGPT to get something done, or use AI in any sense, has gradually become common knowledge.

The backbone of every community, transportation connects people to everything from jobs and grocery stores to health care, vital services and social events.