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The ThinkPad X1 folding screen and Project Limitless 5G were personally presented by Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing at the Lenovo Tech World 2019 stage.

Hisense, recently introduced a new smartphone called King Kong 6 with a special feature of up to 10010mAh battery capacity but the machine is still thin and light.

Lenovo has just launched the world's smallest desktop computer in Vietnam including the Lenovo ThinkCentre M90n-1 Nano and the ThinkCentre M90n-1 Nano IoT.

Starting from November 13, 2019, Viettel users have reflected on their inability to access websites containing videos and images 18+.

TikTok is an online video sharing application, owned by Chinese technology company ByteDance.

Samsung is said to be developing a second version of its popular foldable Galaxy Fold phone.

Over the past week, thousands of businesses' computers were inactive.

Security researchers have revealed a series of dangerous vulnerabilities that allow attackers to steal important personal information of smartphone owners running Qualcomm CPUs.

Twitter is launching a new feature called Topics. As the name suggests, these are topics you can follow to see tweets with related content.

The Mate X is Huawei's first foldable smartphone.

A new line of malicious code using PlugX RAT is attacking Vietnamese users.

GitHub's data block will be continuously stored in many formats and buried in different locations on Earth.

Xiaomi is expected to launch a clamshell folding screen smartphone in the near future.

Places on Google Maps can pronounce themselves in the local language when the user presses the speaker button on the side.

The Internet is a great foreign language learning channel today.

After 22 years in prison, now Zachary Moore (38) sat surveying and checking the code in an open-space office in San Francisco with a 6-digit salary.

Designer Ben Geskin recently shared a video of the iPhone with a sliding screen on his personal Twitter page.

For some special positions, even a single spelling mistake can cause catastrophic damage, affecting millions of people, losing billions of dollars.

Alternating current (ACEL) screens are ultra-thin and flexible screens that can be glued on skin like temporary tattoos.

A rather humorous bug has just been discovered on Windows 10 1903.