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Oppo has exploded in popularity to overtake global giants Apple and Samsung in China's market - and now it has its eye on the West.

OnePlus 5 benchmarks scores are inflated by OnePlus' cheating, accused the XDA Developers team.

Uber CEO Travis Kalanick's exit came under pressure from investors, who were seeking his exit, the New York Times reported citing people with knowledge of the situation.

Netflix's first attempt at interactive storytelling hit the service on Tuesday, starting with a new standalone animated episode called Puss in Book: Trapped in an Epic Tale.

Here are the best Amazon sale offers on iPhone 7, iPhone 6, Moto X Force, LG G6, and OnePlus 3T.

Facebook wants a federal judge to let it continue sales of its VR headsets even though a jury said the social-media giant's Oculus unit stole another company's computer code.

Besides the built-in tipping announced Tuesday, Uber is giving drivers an opportunity to make more money in other ways too.

DC Comics' Watchmen is in development again at HBO as a TV series, according to multiple reports.

The Airtel VoLTE support can be seen in the changelog of the latest software update on Xiaomi Redmi Note 4

HP India announced two new convertible notebooks, the HP Pavillion x360 and HP Spectre x360 that come packed with latest 7th-gen Intel processors, IPS full-HD display and bundled HP Active Pen.

Gameloft delivers a drag racing spin-off with its newest instalment, which lifts a lot from its chief rival.

Phil Lord and Christopher Miller, the directors of the upcoming Han Solo spin-off film, have left the film four months into production.

OnePlus 5 was put through a series of scratch, burn, and bend test by YouTuber JerryRigEverything.

Moto C Plus will be available in open sale on Flipkart from Thursday.

We pit the OnePlus 5 vs Mi 6, iPhone 7 Plus, and Galaxy S8 smartphones to see which comes out on top.

The 30 satellites will together weigh 243kg and the total weight of all the 31 satellites, including Cartosat, is about 955kg, ISRO said.

Apple has reportedly been hosting internal briefings educating employees about the importance of product secrecy, and urging them to "keep their mouth shut."