South Korean grandmaster beaten in the first game of a tournament against artificial intelligence project AlphaGo
Apple analyst Andy Hargreaves cuts his price target on shares, citing soft demand for the iPhone
Xiaomi Corp. Chairman and Chief Executive Lei Jun said that India continued to be a major target market this year and that he aimed to further expand in businesses other than smartphones.
Expert advice on where to eat, sleep, play and shop in the capital of French-speaking Canada
Putin’s embargo is changing the way Russians dine out, and chef Vladimir Mukhin is taking the opportunity to transfigure the country’s cuisine
Sunday marks the finale on PBS. Through six seasons, the aristocratic Crawley family and their servants have navigated the rule-bound Edwardian era, World War I and the Roaring Twenties
The trend toward consolidation among Chinese technology startups may continue after a string of big mergers over the past year.
McDonald’s in Sweden has redesigned its iconic red and yellow cardboard boxes to transform into virtual reality headsets.
The fight over smartphone encryption is shining a spotlight on the relatively obscure role of federal magistrate judges, low-level jurists who have become increasingly influential in shaping unsettled areas of privacy and surveillance law.
BlackBerry may be struggling to regain relevance in the global smartphone market, but its instant messaging is still a hit in Indonesia.
A federal judge in New York sided Monday with Apple against the Justice Department, about whether the company can be forced to help investigators extract data from a locked phone—a ruling that could affect a similar, much-watched case involving a shooter’s phone in California.
The Sharp Corp. board on Thursday approved a plan for Apple Inc.’s main iPhone assembler Foxconn to buy the troubled Japanese electronics giant for roughly $5.9 billion. Here are five reasons why Taiwan-based Foxconn is buying Sharp.
If a judge agrees, Apple could be forced to make the data on any iPhone available to any law-enforcement agency demanding it
Cinderella’s ball dress or the Revenant’s bearskin cloaks? This year’s nominees for the Oscar in costume design choose a garment or outfit that is emblematic of their team’s overall work
A slim majority of Americans supports the U.S. government’s effort to get Apple to help unlock a terrorist’s iPhone.
Company’s new handset looks strikingly similar to its predecessors
After shaking up its Galaxy smartphone design last year, Samsung is keeping much of that sleek glass and metal look for 2016.
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