A Nepal flood survivor reportedly used the satellite SOS feature on his Huawei Mate X5 to contact rescuers after regular networks failed, showing the life-saving value of the technology.
Aston Villa host Arsenal in the Premier League on Monday, August 31. Here's how to watch the match live from anywhere in the world, including TV channels and streaming options in the UK, US, Canada, and Australia.
Nvidia will invest $3.5 billion in MediaTek, which will adopt Nvidia's NVLink Fusion technology to design custom AI chips for cloud providers, as Nvidia seeks to maintain its data center dominance amid rising custom silicon demand.
Berlin's mayor says hackers who stole city data are blackmailing the city, and officials will not pay. The hackers threaten to auction 5.79 terabytes of stolen data within seven days.
Android 17 QPR2 Beta 4 introduces a one-time install permission option and inline dialog for APK sideloading, making the process more secure and less disruptive.
A code teardown of One UI 9 Beta 7 suggests Google and Samsung will bring Scam Detection to the Galaxy S27 series and expand it to several older flagship models.
Google Maps has started labeling Lake Ontario as 'Lake America' for US users after Trump signed an executive order, while Canadian users still see the original name.
South Korea and the United States signed a statement of interest in Washington to expand cooperation in nuclear and high-energy physics, including joint research infrastructure and quantum computing.
Australian police arrested two men allegedly linked to TeamPCP, a hacking group that compromised over 1,000 organizations through supply chain attacks.
Shenzhen-based Hesheng Innovation, founded by former ZEBAO executives, generated 2.99 billion yuan in revenue in 2025, but its playbook of seizing category gaps is fading as cross-border e-commerce shifts to tech-driven competition.
South Korea's Army has launched a new tactical unit to demonstrate drone and robot combat techniques, aiming to integrate unmanned systems and address demographic decline.
TechRadar reports that the US has accused Chinese hackers of breaking into the Justice Department, NASA, the Federal Reserve, and the Senate, among other agencies.