Everything we expect to see at Huawei’s 2020 dev conference tomorrow Latest developments in HMS Core 5.0, HarmonyOS, and EMUI 11 At HDC, Huawei will be unveiling a number of new software announcements, including how it’s accelerating the development of its intelligent operating system, HarmonyOS, and will announce the latest on its HMS Core 5.0 open capabilities. For the budding developers amongst you, they’ll showcase how HMS Core 5.0 will help to bring Huawei’s leading hardware capabilities to devs....

Google’s Pixel 6 and Pixel 6 Pro will officially be launched on October 19, and in typical fashion, we know a ton of details about the phones well before their release. That’s in part due to unintentional leaks, but also becauseGoogle itselfhas already told us a ton of information about the device’s hardware. There’s a lot to be excited about with the Pixel 6, as it seems Google is taking hardware seriously for the first time since… well, ever....

Just a moment after the release of Internet Explorer 9, IE10 is coming on strong. Today at the MIX11 event Microsoft released the first developer preview of IE10, and gave the world a first taste of the future of the IE platform. Microsoft is being surprisingly open about its browser plans, a trend that accelerated with the inception of IE9, now a year past. What follows is everything you need to know about IE10, in one simple location....

Update (January 11. 2022 4PM IST): The OnePlus 10 Pro is now officially launched in China with a starting price of CNY4,699 ($737). OnePlus’ flagship phone is one of the most anticipated devices for Android fans every year, given the company’s track record of delivering lots of bang for your buck. Every year, the company seems to slide more into straight-up premium territory, but on the whole OnePlus devices tend to offer solid value....

Now that Skype has anew home in Microsoft, it’s a good time to look back over the history of the company. After all, with Skype now part of the Microsoft empire, it is going to become even more imperative that we all know as much about the company as possible. Skype should eventually worm itself deep into the Microsoft world, but that is hardly what looked likely when the company was formed back in 2003....