TECHNOLOGY

The network is specifically designed for internet-connected, battery-operated objects.

Samsung Electronics owns 84.8% stake of Samsung Display.

LBRY has released a Beta version of its app and more content deals.

Anderson is able to wear his light and comfortable 3D printed jaw for long periods of time.

The smart baby crib idea is part of Google's larger home automation system products.

Customers save $40 as Google celebrates Independence Day with free promotion.

The Note 7 is expected to be launched during the first week of August.

Israel's Public Security Minister Gilad Erdan has accused 'monster' Facebook of not doing enough to remove hate speech from its site.

OECD says UK needs to cut tax rates or introduce generous tax rulings to appeal to businesses.

The updates for ZenFone Selfie and Zoom bring firmware versions 21.40.0.1692 and 4.21.40.74 respectively.

The HTC Nexus Marlin will use a Qualcomm quad-core processor suggests Geekbench.

The special edition will feature Olympic-themed goodies.

The all-in-one PC is expected to hit the market by late 2016.

The new smartphone device is expected to be unveiled during the first week of August.

Apple general counsel Bruce Sewell slams Spotify for publicly complaining about Apple's services.

Complex nine-vector approach described as 'very rare' by security researchers.

Scientists have produced material that comes to life when exposed to heat or light.

Canadian company plans to release one phone in each of the next three quarters.

Momentum Machines opening restaurant in city's SoMa district where a robot makes custom burgers to order.

The month of June showcased some great utility and system booster apps.

The feature is opt-in and aims to give users greater transparency about what data Google collects.

The cable is about 10 million times faster than the average cable modem.

Inmarsat heralded its new real-time flight data system as a 'game changer'.

Apple is demanding Spotify use its billing system, from which the iPhone maker receives a cut.

UFO-like auditorium, R&D building and massive mountain of dirt are seen in quadcopter flyover footage.

The company is also stopping all upgrades to existing Android tablet users.

Under the classified rules, the agency can even bypass a judge.

Marlin is expected to be the bigger Nexus handset, whereas Sailfish is the smaller variant.

The talks are in the preliminary stage and may not go forward.