The mobile biometrics market will surge as smartphone owners increasingly use fingerprint, facial, speech and iris recognition for authentication.

A new organisation, LF Edge, aims to develop an open, interoperable framework for IOT and edge computing.

The company's poor results are blamed on lack of innovation and stiff competition.

TrendForce projections show a decline in the global smartphone market for the first quarter of 2019, with smartphone makers setting modest production targets.

The South Korean electronics company unveils its premium LG V40 ThinQ smartphone, which will be available in SA for R12 499 in early February.

The decline in global smartphone production may reach 5% in 2019 if impacts from the US-China trade war worsen.

ITWeb highlights announcements from the Consumer Electronics Show that set the tone for tech trends to follow in 2019.

In 2018, memory strengthened its position as the largest semiconductor category, accounting for 34.8% of total revenue, says Gartner.

Samsung and Apple have announced a surprise deal to distribute iTunes shows and movies on Samsung TVs.

The South Korean company plans to cease operations at one of its Chinese manufacturing plants by the end of the year.

The chip supplier has unveiled Snapdragon 855, expected to be released in the US in the first half of 2019.

Verizon and Samsung will seek to steal a march on Apple by launching US 5G smartphones in the first half of 2019.