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Three months after its launch, it's still undeniable that the iPhone 15 Pro is expensive, but worth it for the performance and the lightness.

When it comes to accessibility in gaming, Microsoft takes two steps forward with the Xbox Adaptive Controller, but a giant leap back with its ban on third-party devices.

Depending on which late-model vehicle you own, your car might be watching you—literally and figuratively—as you drive down the road. It's watching you with cameras that monitor the cabin and track where you're looking and with sensors that track your speed, lane position and rate of acceleration.

As the volume and variety of data about people increases, so does the number of ideas about how data might be used. Studies show that many people want their data to be used for public benefit.

Despite AWS having a larger share of the UK cloud market.

By design, the app doesn’t give us a shared experience.

Rural Americans are trying EVs but largely aren’t sold yet.

As its latest step in cutting its reliance on China, Apple has reportedly asked its battery suppliers to scale up production in India, in time for manufacturing of the iPhone 16.

Oppo smartphone subsidiary OnePlus unveiled its flagship series OnePlus 12 just in time to celebrate the brand’s tenth anniversary on Dec. 16.

Generic MagSafe is on the way, eventually.

Xiaomi is actively preparing showrooms for vehicle sales, currently renovating and expanding retail stores in Beijing, Shanghai, and other cities. The

AMD rebranded its CPUs last year and Intel isn’t happy.

TikTok is reportedly nearing a deal that will help the short video app restart e-commerce operations in Indonesia, its second-largest market, nearly three

Elon Musk is seeking to raise a billion dollars for his xAI artificial intelligence company that he hopes will compete with ChatGPT's Open AI.

US-based live gaming streaming platform Twitch said Wednesday that it would stop its service in South Korea in February because of "seriously" high network costs.

A proposed high-speed rail line linking Los Angeles with the US gambling and entertainment capital Las Vegas moved closer to reality Tuesday with the announcement of a $3 billion government grant.

Honda’s joint venture with China’s state-owned GAC Group made around 900 contract workers, or 7% of its workforce, redundant in late November, becoming

NIO on Tuesday reported an 11% margin on vehicle sales in the third quarter to Sept. 30, up from 6.2% three months earlier and driving its total gross

Meituan, a newcomer to the livestreaming domain, is employing a high-subsidy strategy within livestream rooms to attract both customers and merchants.

New Consumer Reports study finds that about half of electric vehicles fell short of their EPA-estimated driving ranges.