Details of over 142 million MGM hotel guests discovered on dark web
Amazon's Dash Cart will track the items you place in it, let you walk out without checking out at the cashier
The supermarket trolley remains an indispensable tool for grocery shopping, which Amazon is now reimagining with its high-tech, sturdier-looking Dash Cart. The smart trolley is essentially Amazon's Go cashier-free experience on wheels and is packed with weight sensors and cameras that are used to identify items and will charge customers...
The PlayStation 5 could be the second-heaviest console ever
AMD's Ryzen 7 3700X is now just $260 and comes with Assassin's Creed Valhalla
SMIC's $7.6 billion share sale reveals China's ambitious plan for technological self-sufficiency
With the trade war between the US and China raging on, the latter country is working hard to reduce its dependence on American chips and intellectual property related to semiconductors. Last year, the Chinese government poured no less than $29 billion into local tech companies to accelerate the development of...
Apple handed almost $1 billion to Samsung after failing to order enough OLEDs
Class-action claim portal for litigants in Apple's 'throttle gate' is now live
In March, we reported that Apple had settled a class-action lawsuit for $500 million over its iPhone throttling debacle. The terms of the agreement allow customers to claim up to $25 compensation per eligible device. Litigators have finally set up a claims portal for people to apply for their portion...
Mozilla temporarily shuts down Firefox Send in response to malware sharing concerns
Watch Dogs: Legion has millions of procedurally-generated characters who are all playable
To start the Ubisoft Forward Watch Dogs showcase, the company presented a short film by Spanish director Alberto Mielgo. The sequence shows a DedSec agent running from authorities. Eventually, a London cab driver rescues her and drives her to a DedSec hideout. On entering, the cabbie's face is plastered all...