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Alibaba Cloud is planning to launch four new data centers across the world as it steps up its competition against Amazon and Microsoft. » Read More
A global recall of Galaxy Note 7 smartphones did not appear to hurt U.S. consumers' willingness to buy Samsung phones, a poll showed. » Read More |
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Amazon tracks what you have purchased, and what you have browsed and if you share an account, reports USA Today. » Read More |
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Piper Jaffray's survey of 134 U.S. Apple stores shows only 47 percent of iPhone 7 models on average are currently in stock. » Read More |
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A key iPhone maker is exploring the possibility of moving production of the smartphone to the United States, according to a report.
In Southeast Asian culture, family is a respected foundation from which one's core values, culture, heritage and sense of belonging are formed.
Snap's youthful founders are pushing far more aggressively than its predecessors in moving from scrappy startup to public company.
Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey apologized after the microblogging service let through an ad promoting a white supremacist group.
More businesses are using Salesforce's cloud-based sales and marketing software.
Airbnb Trips launched in November and "offers travelers a series of excursions and adventures," Vanity Fair reports.
A passenger jet "narrowly avoided" a collision with a drone according to an investigation from the U.K. Airprox Board (UKAB).
Lyft will donate 1 percent of the fare to the Village to Village Network, an organization that helps seniors live independently.
The steep drop in tech stocks since Trump's win provides a "compelling entry point," internet analyst Mark Mahaney tells CNBC.
Amazon is trying to get you used to the idea of speaking to Alexa – its artificial intelligence (AI) digital assistant.
Elon Musk's SpaceX wants to launch thousands of satellites into space with the aim of providing super-fast global internet coverage.
Russia is taking steps to ban LinkedIn accusing it of violating data protection rights.
A New Zealand couple has become the first people in the world to have pizza delivered by drone after Domino's flew an order to their home.
Nintendo shares rallied Wednesday after the Japanese firm announced the release date and price of its upcoming "Super Mario Run" mobile game.
A Chinese consumer group has asked Apple to investigate reports by users of iPhone 6 and 6s phones that the devices have been shutting off.
Alphabet's Google and Facebook announced measures aimed at halting the spread of "fake news" on the internet.
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