For jumping bail

The founder of WikiLeaks was sent down for 50 weeks for evading justice in 2012 hiding from the long arm of the law by  holing himself up in the Ecuador embassy in London.

As smartphone market dips

While many smartphone manufacturers are seeing shipments slow, a chunk of Apple dipped by nearly a quarter, according to its latest financial results.

Opinion: 5G is an accident waiting to happen

I first encountered Huawei in, I think, the 2000s, when I was still editing the INQuirer. It was showing off some network infrastructure kit – new to the game, it was a contender. But now it is way more than a contender, it's made big strides in the technology field.

Nothing hurts any more...

The continuing dispute between Qualcomm and Apple has resulted in both giant firms stalling the divorce agreement and patching things up.

It's all about letting your fingers do the walking

I've now had around 10 days to play with Huawei's latest flagship smartphone and I'm ready to record some of my first impressions.

Where have you been all this time?

Sony's spinoff – the Vaio Corporation – has released two notebook PCs, after an absence from the main European markets for a number of years.

'Old it, flash, bang, wallop, what a picture

The emphasis during the launch of the P30 Series in Paris yesterday was primarily about photography and that led a senior executive to tell Fudzilla the device is more of a smart camera than a smartphone.

For the young at heart

The smartphone division of Chinese giant Huawei said it has introduced an AI powered triple lens device aimed at young people.

You say potato and I say tomato

Taiwanese mega-manufacturer Foxconn has outright denied that it infringed Microsoft patents and claimed it never needed to pay a red cent.

The final frontier

The Japanese Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) and Toyota have signed an agreement for future collaboration in space.