I see a red door but I want to paint it perfect black

LG display wants to turn around its slowing big screen business by capitalising on increasing global demand for its large-sized OLED panels.

For the first half of 2019

LG has announced that it is working with Sprint on delivering the first 5G smartphone in the United States in the first half of 2019, following the launch of the carrier's 5G network at the beginning of next year.

$4.49 billion in capital development

TSMC has written a cheque for capital appropriations of approximately US$4.49 billion for new fabs construction, advanced-node and specialty technology upgrades and related capacity expansions.

Soaring operating costs and poor iPhone X sales

Foxconn posted second-quarter net profit well below expectations and blamed a rise in component costs and unsold inventory.

Because it is rubbish

Fruity cargo cult Apple's slide into programming shame has continued after it was forced to pull its latest software update because it tiggered people's phones.

Chipocalypse Now

Intel has found  three more possible flaws in some of its microprocessors that can be exploited to gain access to certain data from computer memory.

Google can still spy

An Associated Press investigation found that many Google services on Android devices and iPhones store your location data even if users think they have switched it off.

Custard's last stand

A move by the FCC to do a Custer on an internet subsidy for poor Native Americans has been squashed by the legal system.

Only social media will revitalise journalism

Facebook has told media companies they will have to co-operate with the social network or die.

But it says it is not really a backdoor so it is fair dinkum

The Australian government has scheduled its "not-a-backdoor" crypto-busting bill to land in parliament in the spring session.