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Chooseco claims that Netflix has no right to use the Choose Your Own Adventure trademark.

The German watchdog objects in particular to how Facebook acquires data on people from third-party apps.

A dissatisfied Google Pixel owner went around Delhi putting up posters advising people to not buy the Pixel phones. Google has now responded to the allegations.

Major smartphone makers, such as Samsung Electronics Co. and Huawei, have actively invested in the development of 5G devices to take initiative in the market.

The Vive Pro Eye natively integrates eye tracking, features gaze-tracking menu navigation and removes the need for controllers.

Could entertainment be the next big frontier for the leading gaming console, in the battle against Microsoft Xbox and the Nintendo Switch?

In what is being speculated an over-the-top PR stunt, Promobot revealed one of its model v4 robots was ‘killed’ by a Tesla Model S on a Las Vegas street.

The beans could be planted in high-tech planters developed at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU).

A new 75-inch TV using MicroLEDs was showcased which will be targeted at consumers.

The next flagship smartphone from Xiaomi is going to be exciting.

We're no stranger to the unique concept vehicles that show up at CES 2019 every year; it's not very often, though, that a company creates a completely new vehicle category to show off like Hyundai plans to this year.

BSNL has announced a promotional offer under which the state-owned telco is providing up to 4GB of additional data as well as additional talk time with its prepaid combo STV recharge packs

Facebook Messenger’s new feature turns the previously-white background black. In addition to this, the black text is switched to white and anything that is light gray in the standard UI is replaced with a darker tone

And will also take a 12 percent cut from developers too. And this comes at a time when Epic Games is struggling with accusations that it leaked user data to the Chinese government.

There are different mobile games that seem to run with the same format as PUBG, here are some of the mobile alternatives that you can try out comfortably.

Facebook is followed by Twitter and Amazon which tied for the second position with lack of trust from eight percent of the respondents for each of the companies.