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The deal requires Apple to pay Qualcomm an undisclosed amount. It also includes a six-year licensing agreement that likely involves recurring payments to the mobile chip maker.

Microsoft has confirmed that its Xbox keynote at the E3 2019 gaming extravaganza will take place at 4pm ET on Sunday, June 9.

The new update is expected to bring Darkest Night mode, a spectator mode, and a more competitive version of Survive Till Dawn.

The Stratolaunch Roc is slated to entire the race for privatisation of space, and represents a feat of technology in the increasing efforts of affordable space missions.

As of now, Disney has confirmed that it will have 7,500 TV show episodes and 500 movies available at launch.

The Fortnite v8.30 update is a bit underwhelming, and has battle royale fans rather disappointed at being let down after all the hype.

Vacation Mode is now called “Ignore archived chats” which will apparently stop archived chats from being unarchived when a new message arrives.

Samsung has unveiled the mid-range Galaxy A80 whose shining feature is a slide-up camera mechanism that can also rotate the set of three lenses to the front of the device.

A Google-linked firm will start delivering takeaways and other small items to Canberra residents after the company received approval from aviation watchdogs in Australia.

Paytm is offering flat Rs 12,000 cashback on Apple smartphones – such as the iPhone X, iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max.

As researchers ramp up experiments of a radically different, efficient aircraft, a privately operated startup looks to bring back supersonic flight, this time with efficiency.

A round-up of all the big stories from the world of technology during the week.

We take a look at how artificial intelligence and machine learning tools are being leveraged in order to get a check on fake news, propaganda and sensitive content

BSNL and its satellite partner, Inmarsat, will be able to offer in-flight connectivity to airlines later this year.

The flagship variant of Oppo’s Reno sub-brand is now expected to feature the company’s new 10x lossless zoom technology.

The Redmi Note 7 Pro price in India has been set at Rs. 13,999 for the 4GB RAM/ 64GB storage model, while its 6GB RAM/ 128GB storage option is priced at Rs. 16,999. While Xiaomi Redmi Note 7 is priced at Rs 9,999.