Audi of America President Mark Del Rosso is stepping down after less than six months at the helm. Audi has not provided any specifics as to why Del Rosso is departing so suddenly, or whether it was his choice to step down.
Tesla cut the price and limited the range of the Canadian Model 3 Standard Range version so buyers will qualify for a rebate, but can only drive 93 miles per charge. Because of the price cut, however, other buyers get the rebate.
Huawei's involvement in the U.K.'s 5G network infrastructure continues to be a controversial subject, with leaks and high-profile government firings surrounding it. We’ve got all the details on the story here.
Having trouble with your brick of a laptop? We've rustled up the best 17-inch bags, packs, and cases around to store your desktop-replacement for every type of travel, whether you're a gamer or professional.
If you're a small business looking to reach an audience, don't juggle different software fro every step of your marketing campaign. PushSend offers a comprehensive platform for every aspect of your marketing strategy.
A recent survey conducted by Microsoft found that Apple's Siri and Google Assistant tied for the most used voice assistants on the market, with Alexa trailing despite the popularity of smart speakers.
The British telecoms giant Vodafone has disclosed that it found potential backdoors in Huawei equipment used in its systems. This will fuel fears that the Chinese company isn't to be trusted, but Vodafone still backs Huawei.
As 5G networks begin a slow rollout across the country, we take a look at how the new mobile network technology compares to the last generation. Find out precisely how 5G and 4G differ and what the likely impact will be for most people.
Though it's still in second place in the U.S., Spotify is killing it on a global scale. The company revealed that it has hit 100 million paying subscribers worldwide, making it the first streaming music company to achieve this milestone.
Massdrop wants to have a slightly more memorable name and rebranded itself to simply Drop. Not only that, but the company also launched a series of new products, including new headphones, and a new mechanical keyboard.
United Airlines has decided to cover the cameras on its latest seatback entertainment displays. The move comes a couple of months after some Singapore Airlines passengers expressed privacy concerns over such cameras.
Apple is recalling certain three-prong AC wall plug adapters shipped with Mac and some iOS devices, and also sold as part of the Apple World Travel Adapter Kit. It said that in rare cases it could pose an electric-shock risk.
Marvel Studios blockbuster Avengers: Endgame set all kinds of records with a massive, $350 million opening weekend in U.S. theaters and a $1.2 billion premiere worldwide, and it's showing no signs of slowing down.
Sony recently released its consolidated financial results and there were some enlightening takeaways regarding the PlayStation 5. The company is planning to spend operating incoming on its next generation, but not on the marketing.
Beleaguered MoviePass competitor Sinemia has closed shop in America after a slew of financial and legal problems, casting the future of theatrical movie subscription services into doubt.
A new report suggests that Amazon is in the final months of preparation for the launch of a new hi-res tier for its music subscription service. If true, it might launch later this year, for around $15 per month.
As manufacturers pivot to using other processors like AMD in their computers, Microsoft has been able to survive Intel’s CPU shortage just fine and says it is no longer worried about the shortage affecting Windows sales.
Verizon is in the midst of a massive 5G rollout. In addition to fixed 5G service, it has also begun deploying mobile 5G. Here's everything you need to know about Verizon's 5G network, including when it will be in your town.
