iPhone 7 Serious Problems Suddenly Make Perfect Sense

Everywhere you look iPhone 7 seems to berunning into problems. It looks just like the iPhone 6S, it makes no major screen, battery or charging improvements from the iPhone 6 for a third successive generation and the camera protrudes even more. How could it possible qualify as an 'iPhone 7'? Now we may finally know the answer…

German site Apfelpage reports 2016 will not see the launch of the iPhone 7 after all.

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg: Augmented Reality on mobile is the future

Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg: Augmented Reality on mobile is the future thi syear

Karnataka minister K J George steps down after FIR ordered

Hours after a court ordered registration of a case against him in connection with the suicide of a senior police officer, Karnataka Minister K J George step down from his post on Monday evening.

A Judicial Magistrate of a First Class court (JMFC) on Monday ordered the registration of cases against Karnataka Minister K J George and two senior police officers for abetting the suicide of Deputy Superintendent of Police M K Ganapati.

Answering the media regarding the court's order, George said he is hundred percent sure that he will come out clean.

iPhone 7 Leaked Video Shows No 3.5mm Headphone Jack; Lightning-to-3.5mm Adapter Tipped

Apple is expected to release its iPhone 7 sometime in mid-September, and the leaks have been overflowing. The latest brings more my steryinto the 3.5mm headphone jack controversy, through a full-blown video comparison of a purported iPhone 7 with its predecessor, the iPhone 6s.

Why I plan to switch from an Apple iPhone 6 Plus to a OnePlus 3

After months of Apple rumours, news about the Apple iPhone 7 models are finally beginning to clear and today we have the first solid evidence from a credible source which claims that there are not two, but three iPhone 7 models planned this year.

Facebook researchers develop light-based wireless communication technology

NEW YORK: Researchers from Facebook's Connectivity Lab have developed a new technology that can one day make light-based wireless communications -- a far superior technology than the ones based on radio frequencies or microwaves -- a reality in the future.

ARM said it would keep its headquarters in Cambridge and that it would at least double the number of its staff over the next five years.

The deal will be funded by Softbank's own cash reserves and a long term loan from Japan's Mizuho Bank.Softbank is one of the world's biggest technology companies and is run by its founder, Japanese entrepreneur Masayoshi Son.It has previously acquired Vodafone's Japanese operations and the US telecoms company Sprint. The $20bn deal was the biggest foreign acquisition by a Japanese firm at the time.