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Smartphone maker LeEco yet again introduced some of the 'world's first' devices at an event today, including its new superphones - the Le2 and Le Max2 which were first launched in China.

Severe storms which battered the east coast of Australia caused nationwide outages of online shopping websites and video streaming service and crippled vital services such as ATMs.

Chinese authorities have planned to launch an independent optical facility, the function of which will be similar to the Hubble telescope.

Hacker group #OurMine, which consists of a small team of teenaged hackers based in Saudi Arabia, is believed to be behind the attack.

Asus unveiled three new 2-in-1 hybrids at Computex Taipei 2016 event including - Asus Transformer 3, Asus Transformer 3 Pro and ZenBook 3.

.ART, which launches in fall 2016, is an internet domain dedicated to serving the arts and culture communities to enhance the art industry's presence online.

A teaser video released earlier hinted at metal frames, USB Type-C connector and biometric security in the new Zenfone 3 Series smartphones

Facebook will use cookies, 'like' buttons and other plug-ins embedded on third-party sites to track members and non-members alike.

ForcePhone offers a new way - like squeezing your smartphone to make a call - to bring pressure-sensitive display technology, similar to the 3D Touch functionality that debuted on the iPhone 6S to any smartphone.

The new HTC 10 will go on sale in India from June.

The Android-powered tablet - called Galaxy Tab Iris - will be equipped with technology to allow authentication through the recognition of a person's iris for applications including banking and healthcare.

The French government hasn't disclosed how much it believes Google might owe in back taxes.

Featuring a modular approach to design, the G5 lets users pop out the phone's bottom and swap in new hardware features.

The teaser image bears striking resemblance to the Yuneec Typhoon H shown at CES 2016 in January.

Apple is getting ready to unveil a stylish new product that's not for sale — a new look for its stores.

Motorola, reportedly, will do away with the Moto X branding and launch its new flagship phones under a new series called Moto Z.