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A very strong holiday season for GoPro’s newest Hero 7 lineup of cameras has helped the camera maker turn its first quarterly profit since the third quarter of 2017, the company announced on Wednesday.

Good news for the WhatsApp users: starting this November, you won’t need to sacrifice valuable Google Drive storage space to back up your messages.

Experts and politicians in China are worried that a rush to integrate artificial intelligence into weapons and military equipment could accidentally lead to war between nations.

Wikipedia has teamed up with Los Angeles streetwear brand and crystal shop Advisory Board Crystals to release a surprise clothing collaboration.

A number of popular apps engage in the practice of recording your iPhone screen without your knowledge or consent, according to an investigation from TechCrunch.

Facebook has secured the rights to broadcast UEFA matches in much of Latin America, the association said yesterday.

Tinder is still going strong. Match Group, Tinder’s parent company, announced its fourth quarter earnings today, in which it disclosed that Tinder added 1.2 million subscribers last year alone.

Nokia announced that the president of Nokia Technologies, Gregory Lee, will leave the company following the closure of the Digital Health business sale.

Oppo has announced the F9, a phone with great functionality and nice outlook. It’s smaller and less obtrusive than even the Essential Phone’s, with a speaker sleekly integrated into the top edge of the phone.

WhatsApp has introduced a number of new features for group chats, in a bid to make the platform more interactive and engaging.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai and co-founder Sergey Brin have addressed the controversy over “Dragonfly”.

Mr Hakeem Fahm, Lagos State Commissioner for Science and Technology, has said that the free public Wi-Fi at the state’s Parks and Gardens was secured by Wireless Protected Access (WPA).