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Apple Hit With $1 Billion Siri Lawsuit By Chinese AI Company
Chinese artificial intelligence company Xiao-i is suing Apple for $1.4 billion, claiming Apple's Siri assistant infringes on its patent.
Uber Acquires Postmates Delivery Service: What You Need To Know
Uber is acquiring Postmates in a deal valued at just over $2.6 billion, with the purchase helping Uber expand into delivering essential goods.
Dish Completes Boost Mobile Purchase: What You Need To Know
Dish has now entered the wireless retail market with its purchase of Boost Mobile, and is hoping to compete with the established giants.
Tesla Model 3 Sells Most Cars In UK For Two Months Straight
Despite a decrease in vehicle sales caused by COVID-19, Tesla managed to hold the top spot for vehicle deliveries in the UK for two months straight.
Zoom Vs. Microsoft Teams: Which Is The Better Videoconferencing App To Use?
Zoom and Microsoft Teams are two of several video conference applications that organizations can choose from, but which is the better option?
Latest Firefox Update Warns You When Using Vulnerable s
Firefox Lockwise storage service will now help to protect online privacy by alerting s to potentially compromised s.
Shopify Shop: The Independent Brands Shopping App Explained
Shopify's new app is designed to help people find and purchase from small businesses. A useful addition while quarantine measures remain in place.
How To Donate Your Cough Online To Help COVID-19 Screening Research
A new online coronavirus screening tool allows people to submit the sound of their cough. This is then used for comparison with infected coughs.
OnePlus 8 Vs. OnePlus 8 Pro: Best Smartphone For The Money?
The OnePlus 8 Pro costs $200 more than the non-Pro variant, but comes with more features. Is there enough to warrant the higher price tag?
SCUF Gaming Customer Data Exposure: What You Need To Know
Gamepad company, SCUF Gaming recently experienced an incident where customer emails, shipping and billing addresses were exposed online.
New York City's Mount Sinai Launches Coronavirus App To Track Spread
New York City's Mount Sinai hospital has launched an app to help detect symptoms and track coronavirus spread throughout the five boroughs.
Coronavirus Tracing Vs. Privacy: European Coalition Commits To Both
A new European coalition is developing a method of coronavirus tracking that detects the spread but without breaching privacy standards.
Zoom Might Be Putting Your Windows At Risk, Here's Why
As Zoom becomes more popular, more security issues have come to light. The latest is the possibility that it might be leaking s.
Coronavirus Drones Taking To The Skies To Detect Infected People
The Australian government plans to use coronavirus drones that can help spot individuals with fever from distance, and even in a crowd.
More Than 200,000 Content Creators & Influencers Exposed In Hack
Data breach exposes details on more than 200 thousand social media influencers. What's more, it took months for the data breach to be noticed.
Buying A Car During Coronavirus Outbreak: These Makers Will Deliver To You
Due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, automobile manufacturers will deliver vehicles straight to buyers so they don't have to leave home.
How Android Apps Collect Information About Other Apps On Your Phone
Android developer tool designed for debugging can be used to gather data about the , based on the other apps installed on the phone.
Would A Global Phone Tracking System Help Win Coronavirus Battle?
A worldwide phone tracking system might help curb the spread of coronavirus. It also might heavily compromise mobile phone (and individual) privacy.
Fever Detection Cameras Could Be Used In The US To Fight Coronavirus
One solution that could potentially help the coronavirus fight is infrared fever-detecting cameras. However, they could also infringe on privacy.
Slack's New Redesign & Main Changes: What You Need To Know
Slack has rolled out a brand new update that cleans up a lot of the mess and adds new functionality. Here's an overview of what you can expect.