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Huawei P20 Pro to get one of Samsung Galaxy S9’s best features

Huawei P20 Pro could be getting 960fps super slo-mo video recording.

The latest rumour about the upcoming Samsung flagship points to the removal of the iris scanner to make way for facial recognition.

The application was supported only by a few premium phones but the list of models compatible to it has extended now.

Apple has announced a free repair program for a total of 19 models.

Bing now lets you make a search using an image captured from your smartphone camera.

Moto X4 comes enclosed in a glass body which lends it a premium feel.

Knox is being used at multiple places and domains where security sensitive data is paramount.

The next version of the Galaxy S series and Note series have surfaced online, giving a glimpse of the phones.

The P90 is built on a powered by a 1.25GHz quad-core MediaTek Processor, MT6737.

The recently unveiled ASUS ROG Phone is rumoured to hit the Indian shores pretty soon.

The Optoma ML330 is a compact projector easy to lug around.

Both the 24-inch and 32-inch TVs, bearing model name 24TM2490 and 32TM3290, sport an LCD panel with a 1366x768 pixels resolution.

The watch comes with built-in GPS and GLONASS features that will help keep a track without having to carry their phone.

In its third iteration, the new Watch supports LTE, and this probably makes it a complete smart watch.

The company had promised back in 2016 that high-end VR will be supported in the upcoming Project Scorpio, which did not happen.

Facebook is testing a functionality which allows group admins to charge members for exclusive content.

A new AI-based system that can identify wrongly manipulated images from the original ones.

The new update allows a user to enable or disable media visibility in the gallery for individual contacts.

Over 100 coders are asking Microsoft to choose them or the US Immigration and Customs Enforcement.

Google has made it easier for users to alter their privacy and security settings.