A fossil being studied at the Institute of Vertebrate Palaeontology and Palaeoanthropology reminds scientists of a mythical ...

Down at Lake Shore State Park people gathered for the annual Dragon Boat Festival today, July 12. This event includes dozens of heat races with teams of people rowing boats.

In a surprising change within the smartphone industry, MediaTek, long seen as the second largest chipmaker in the high-end sector, is gaining ground against American semiconductor giant Qualcomm ...

Samsung Electronics on Wednesday unveiled thinner, lighter new foldable phones as it aims to fend off Chinese competition in the higher-margin, premium segment that remains untapped by arch rival ...

Samsung on Wednesday launched three new folding smartphones in total, including two thinner top-end devices and a cheaper version of its flip phone.

Tech News : Apple's iPhone production faces disruption as Foxconn experiences a significant withdrawal of Chinese engineers from its Indian facilities, impacting ...

To celebrate this opening, which is slated for July 24, Apple has released an attractive new wallpaper. It’s available in sizes tailored for the iPhone, iPad, and Mac, and won’t cost you a ...

Strategic withdrawal of talent Perhaps the most visible recent example of Chinese obstructionism is the reported forced withdrawal of more than 300 Chinese engineers from Foxconn’s iPhone ...

The majority of the Chinese workers deployed at the company’s facilities in India were told to return two months ago. Since then, more than 300 workers have left the plants. It is not clear why the ...

Amidst geopolitical tensions, China is reportedly hindering India's manufacturing growth through export restrictions and regulatory pressures, aiming to maintain its global dominance. This strategy ...

Foxconn asks Chinese workers at India iPhone factory to return home: Report According to the Bloomberg report, Foxconn has also informed the Indian government about its move of withdrawing its Chinese ...

More than 300 Chinese workers have been asked to fly back to their home countries from the iPhone manufacturing plants in southern India, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday.