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Samsung is retrieving all Galaxy Fold samples distributed to reviewers

Samsung Electronics Co Ltd is retrieving all Galaxy Fold samples distributed to reviewers to investigate reports of broken screens, a day after it postponed the phone's launch

Samsung still has time to correct Galaxy Fold before it hit the shelves

The units given to international tech reviewers encountered display distortion and screen flickering issues, forcing the South Korean giant to postpone its launch

Samsung not sure when Galaxy Fold shipping will start for US customers

Samsung has said it plans to make at least 1 million Fold handsets in the first year, versus the total 300 million phones it produces annually on average

Samsung ready to work with telcos for secure 5G roll out in India

The Indian market is expected to give Samsung a big opportunity to improve its 5G presence. Samsung said it would be launching 5G in India once telecom operators are ready to work with the company

Instagram wants to curb online bullying with a pop-up warning

Another new tool is aimed at limiting the spread of abusive comments on a user's feed

Digital privacy: 'Fingerprinting' to track us online is on the rise

Advertisers are increasingly turning to an invisible method that pulls together information about your device to pinpoint your identity

Drones promise to bring many benefits, but India still setting terms of use

Many new start-ups are trying to adopt drones for their business

Facebook says resolving issues faced by users on WhatsApp, Instagram

The website's live outage map showed that the issues mainly cropped up in parts of Europe and the United States

Move over Mr Knight Rider, connected cars are finally arriving in India

5G-ready eSIMs will be a key enabler for the automotive sector as the era of connected vehicles dawns

Apple's warning about weak iPhone demand a gloomy omen for Wall Street

Apple cut its sales forecast for its quarter ending in December, citing slowing iPhone sales in China

Apple's woes go beyond China economy: End of easy money among the culprits

Apple last week cut its quarterly revenue forecast for the first time in almost two decades, blaming weak sales in Asia's largest economy

What is eating Apple - and why Steve Jobs would not be doing a lot better

The increasing competition from Chinese manufacturers such as Huawei and Xiaomi - but also from Google, LG and Samsung - has eroded the once dominant position of Apple in the smartphone market

CES 2019: Apple iTunes breaks free, Harley's LiveWire e-bike, and more

CES 2019 has begun and this edition of the mega event has already set the tone for technology to come later this year. Take a look at some of the major announcements that took place on the first day

Apple's woes lie not in China but in your mom's unwillingness to upgrade

Apple is also facing competition from rivals like Samsung and Huawei, which have flooded international markets with lower-cost Androids that are, in many cases, just as functional as iPhones

Apple to soon release fancy photo-editing app 'Fuzion' for iPhones

'Fuzion' is a photo editor that lets you take your portraits and selfies to the next level

Apple demanded $1 bn from Qualcomm for chance to win iPhone: Mollenkopf

While such a payment is common in the industry, the size of it was not, Qualcomm CEO Mollenkopf said

Apple revises policy for apps that cheat you with expensive subscriptions

Apple has also recommended developers allowing users to try their content before they subscribe so that they know what they are going to pay for

ShotOniPhone challenge: Here is your chance to feature on Apple billboards

The entries received under Apple's ShotOniPhone challenge will be reviewed by a panel of judges, who will select 10 winning photos from the worldwide submissions

Apple to fix FaceTime bug allowing iPhone users to eavesdrop on people

In certain situations, the bug also broadcast both video and audio from the recipient's phone

Apple bans Facebook Research app for paying teens $20/month to access data

Apple says Facebook was using a distribution mechanism meant for company employees, not outsiders, so Apple has revoked that capability