Palestinians are using the Pokemon Go game to highlight their plight in the face of Israel’s continuing occupation, News.com.au reported yesterday.

The words being typed on a wireless keyboard can be easily seen and stolen by hackers, a cybersecurity firm has warned.

A US-based data analytics firm suggests that influencers – individuals who have strong influence on potential buyers – on the micro-blogging website Twitter have a dramatic impact on consumer attitudes and product sales in Egypt.

Infinix Mobility, a brand of Transsion, targets to sell 1.2m to 1.5m smartphones by the end of this year. According to Andy Yan, vice president of Transsion Group, the company aims to reach average sales of 120,000 units per month during the second half of 2016.

US dating company Project Fixup has launched a Pokémon Go match-making service, offering gamers the opportunity to find love while catching Pokémon on the wildly popular app.

Global smartwatch sales have fallen for the first time, tumbling a massive 32% in 2016 compared to last year. The sudden drop is being blamed by technology analysts on consumers waiting for the second-generation Apple Watch, which should arrive later in the year.

Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) has renewed its commitment to the OSS interoperability initiative (OSSii) by signing an extended memorandum of understanding (MoU) with Huawei and Nokia.

Makers of inhalers to treat asthma and chronic lung disease are racing to develop a new generation of smart devices with sensors to monitor if patients are using their puffers properly.

Two youths unaware of their surroundings when they were playing Pokemon GO on their cell phones made an illegal border crossing this week from Canada into the United States in a remote part of Montana, U.S. Customs and Border Patrol said.

The internet is often called the “World Wide Web,” but it’s not actually accessible to residents of a large portion of the world. Today, four billion people are offline, and 1.6 billion of them live in sparsely populated areas around the world.

Pikachu, Bulbasaur and other creatures of the Pokémon universe returned like conquering heroes to Japan on Friday as the wildly popular Pokémon Go mobile game made a belated debut in the country that spawned the entertainment franchise two decades ago.