Apple has traditionally had trouble with sales in India. While the company started manufacturing iPhones in the country to lower the price locally, it seems that it has a long road ahead of it, according to a report from Bloomberg: it’s sold fewer than a million devices in the first half of 2018.

Motorola only announced its new Moto E5 Play and E5 Plus in April, but this week the company unveiled a new version of that E5 Play that’ll run Android Oreo Go edition.

Twitter has suspended two prominent accounts linked to the 2016 hack on the Democratic National Committee, Guccifer 2.

Now that hoverboards are quickly becoming toys of the past, it seems like Segway-Ninebot is busy reinventing the wheel on rideables.

For the first time, France’s military cyber command marched in this year’s Bastille Day parade on the Champs Elysees in Paris, alongside other units in the nation’s armed forces.

Apple’s new MacBook Pro keyboards are slightly quieter than the ones found in the previous iteration of the laptop.

Look, I don’t know how much time you spend in the video game accessories aisle at your local Best Buy.

The Nintendo Switch is the perfect travel companion, but it’s desperately lacking in one key area: wireless headphone support.

Facebook has hired one of Google’s lead chip developers, Shahriar Rabii, to help the social network in its ongoing effort to design its own silicon, according to a report from Bloomberg.

As a person who covers day-to-day tech news, I often wonder how my writing might come off to someone in the future — and whether anyone will even be reading it.

Sonos is adding support for Apple’s AirPlay 2 wireless audio standard to its speakers, making them far more versatile for anyone who prefers Apple Music (or just likes using Apple’s music app for local music on an iPhone).

The new MacBook Pro keyboards are quieter.

Instacart is teaming up with Postmates to deliver groceries during its busiest hours, reports TechCrunch.

Apple has announced a new investment fund to boost clean energy in China by connecting suppliers with “renewable energy sources,” according to a press release.

Google’s Phone app can now automatically filter out calls that it detects to be spam, sending them directly to voicemail.

Apple’s True Tone technology on the new MacBook Pros will apply to some external displays.

The worst case scenario played out on YouTube TV this week when the service went down during the England / Croatia World Cup semifinal match at the height of the game.

Baseball collectibles like cards and bobbleheads are being revamped for the 21st century — on the blockchain.

The United States has lifted its trade ban on ZTE, allowing the Chinese telecom to once again obtain critical parts and software from American companies, after three months of being unable to do so.

After a confusing series of communications, Microsoft said today that, contrary to claims in a company blog post, the services it provides to Immigration and Customs Enforcement are not being used for facial recognition.

Facebook has a movie piracy problem, according to a new report from Business Insider.

Yesterday, the Department of Justice appealed the recent merger of AT&T and Time Warner, a deal that seemed effectively settled and officially closed last month.

Drives and dongles.

Gaming laptops are much better now.

From hacking iPhones to hacking Honda Civics.

Last year’s release of iOS 11 from Apple was all about turning the iPad into a full-fledged PC, but there remained a set of core desktop apps that were still stubbornly off Apple’s mobile platform, with the full-fat version of Photoshop being key among them.

I’ve waxed lyrical over KDDI’s gorgeous, Japan-exclusive Infobar series of phones in The Verge’s figurative pages before, and the first model in three years was just announced: this is the Infobar XV.

Shipments of PCs are definitely growing, for the first time in six years.

Amazon first announced an update to its Alexa Video Skill API back in March that would make it easier for set-top box makers to add DVR and playback controls via voice, but it’s taken a little while for its initial partners to enable the feature.

The Justice Department will appeal a judge’s decision that allowed the merger between AT&T and Time Warner.

The FCC announced today that it’ll bolster the country’s Emergency Alert System to prevent unexpected false alarms, like the one that happened in Hawaii earlier this year.

It might feel like summer just started, but Apple’s Back to School promotion is now live, starting today through September 25th, once again offering students who buy new Macs and iPad Pros some free Beats headphones.

Smart home security startup Canary has introduced a “safety button” for their iOS app.

The Federal Communications Commission voted 3–1 today to change how it handles consumer complaints, but questions over what those changes mean turned into a heated exchange among the agency’s commissioners.

Facebook’s annual diversity report is out, and if you’ve been following these for the past few years, you already know what to expect: small improvements that, while welcome, are still an indication that bigger change in employee diversity at the company may demand a different approach to what Facebook has been doing so far.

Microsoft is launching its collaborative Whiteboard app on Windows 10 today, and promising versions for iOS and the web soon.

Microsoft is introducing a free version of Microsoft Teams today, the company’s Slack competitor.

E-cigarette startup Juul Labs plans to start releasing e-liquid options with 40 percent less nicotine this August, the company announced today.

You can already pay for Uber trips using your PayPal balance, so it shouldn’t come as a surprise that Uber is now adding the same option for Venmo, which is owned by PayPal.

I lose everything. If it’s not my phone charger, it’s my driver’s license.

Apple is planning to cease its Photo Print Products service at the end of September, as spotted by 9to5Mac.

Waymo released images on Thursday of the first new additions to its fleet of self-driving cars in two years.

I still can’t believe this is a $250 phone.

The summer of 2016 was filled with sunshine and pokéballs. Two years ago, Niantic unleashed Pokémon Go on the world, and parks and city streets were filled with people who were trying to catch a Squirtle or Pikachu.

I’m one of the few.

If you’re in the market for a MacBook Pro that doesn’t exclusively use USB-C ports, you’re out of luck.

Sprint is the latest carrier to realize that words are meaningless, its unlimited plan was never going to be unlimited anyway, and it might as well run with it.

Apple has updated its 13-inch and 15-inch Touch Bar MacBook Pros today with Intel’s latest eighth-generation chips.

Google has revealed this week that its fixes for the Spectre CPU vulnerabilities have caused its Chrome browser to use more memory.

The Show Mode Charging Dock for Amazon’s Fire HD 10 and Fire HD 8 tablets is one of those obvious products, something so expected to already be a thing that you’re surprised it didn’t already exist until this month.

To go alongside the newly updated MacBook Pros, Apple is selling a product for users who need more graphic processing power.

Slightly more than just spec bumps.

Back in school I remember learning that plants are “heliotropic,” meaning they grow towards light.

Microsoft is giving its Notepad app for Windows a surprising amount of new features.

Microsoft is preparing to add Dolby Vision support to its Xbox One S and Xbox One X consoles.

Airbnb guests staying in predominantly white neighborhoods are more likely to shop around at local businesses like restaurants than guests staying in neighborhoods that are mostly black or Hispanic, according to a new study from researchers at Purdue University.

YouTube is releasing a tool for creators that checks to see if their videos are being stolen.

Back in January, Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg made a vow to increase the “time well-spent” on the social media network, in part by increasing the quality of the news that appears on users’ feeds.

YouTube TV is currently experiencing a service outage. The downtime began during today’s World Cup game between Croatia and England, marking the second time in recent months that the app has had problems during a high-profile live event.

The web browser Opera is testing a built-in cryptocurrency wallet in a private beta of its browser on Android, the company announced today.

Google today announced that it is bringing Morse code as an input method to Gboard for iOS.

Magic Leap’s first “spatial computing” mixed reality headset, the Magic Leap One Creator Edition, is shipping this summer.

Nikon hasn’t found much success with its efforts to expand from DSLRs into the mirrorless camera market.

Apple supply chain analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of TF International Securities has published his research note of predictions for Apple’s fall lineup — and it’s a doozy, via 9to5Mac.

One of the big questions surrounding AT&T’s acquisition of Time Warner has been about how the telecom giant will handle its new flagship entertainment brands.

Researchers will soon have a chance to study every link shared on Facebook, thanks to a new data set released through a research partnership with Social Science One.

Twitter will stop including accounts that have been locked for bad behavior in publicly posted follower counts, the company said today.

Timehop’s July 4th data breach was even worse than the company originally reported.

How do you teach computers to understand language — not just transcribe human speech, but actually comprehend what someone is saying? It’s one of the grand challenges of AI, and we still don’t really know the best way to tackle the problem.

Hinge’s newest feature — Most Compatible — attempts to use all your cumulative data to find the perfect match for you.

AT&T will provide mobile data service for Magic Leap’s augmented reality glasses, the company has announced.

What is John Giannandrea, Google’s former head of search and AI, going to do at Apple? The short answer is “a lot.

Lots of companies seem to think their phones are the best for content consumption, and that’s a fine way to market a device.

Sonos is bringing AirPlay 2 support to its modern speakers today through a new software update.

For many, Pinterest is the go-to tool for planning out ideas for parties, weddings, and other events.

Alphabet has announced that Loon and Wing — two of its X moonshot projects — are “graduating” today to become full companies underneath the Alphabet corporate umbrella.

Researchers at McAfee’s Advanced Threat Research team have discovered that credentials for systems a major international airport are being sold on the dark web for just $10.

The future of dining could be healthier, cheaper food made by robots.

A music festival took place in London’s Finsbury Park this weekend, and the organizers, perhaps confusing me for a writer for Verge Magazine, sent me photos from the event.

Now that we have had a few years to live with smart speakers in our kitchens, the next place for them to go is the living room.

Alexia Bonatsos has watched countless startups come and go. First as the editor in chief of TechCrunch, and now in her current role as the founder of venture capital firm Dream Machine, Bontasos’ job has been to understand what makes a tech company succeed.

An allegedly official render of the Samsung Galaxy Note 9 has been posted over at Android Headlines, and.

In May, HTC first announced that it was working on a blockchain-powered smartphone called the Exodus.

Hackers love to sell phone numbers, passports, and other personally identifiable information on the deep web, but last month one person was looking to make a quick buck off of a few military maintenance manuals.

Google is issuing an update to its Assistant service and mobile app today that will assign colors to its various artificial intelligence voice options.

United Kingdom regulators slapped Facebook with the maximum possible fine over this year’s Cambridge Analytica data privacy scandal, several outlets reported Tuesday.

An engineer who worked on Apple’s secretive autonomous car project allegedly stole trade secrets for a Chinese car startup backed by Alibaba, according to new charges filed by the FBI.

Apple has combined its various artificial intelligence divisions into a new structure led by recent hire John Giannandrea, formerly Google’s head of search and AI.

WhatsApp is now labeling its forwarded messages, in a move that the company hopes will curb some of the app’s viral misinformation problems.

Today marks the 10th anniversary of the iOS App Store, which has a lot of us here at The Verge thinking about what the first apps that we ever went and installed on our iPhones and iPod Touches were.

Facebook is currently testing a new feature for Messenger that would identify suspicious accounts sending unwarranted direct messages, letting users know the account’s country of origin by phone number and whether it was recently created.

For a communication app that has become a such crucial part of so many workplaces, Slack sure does have some really poor internal search tools.

Postmates will begin service in 100 more US cities as part of its largest expansion yet.

Apple quietly introduced a significant privacy safeguard as part of the new iOS 11.

Moment has long offered a simple camera app to go along with its custom smartphone lenses.

In October, Instagram added a polling feature to its ephemeral stories.

The YouTube app on Android is getting a new feature today: a Google Chrome-esque Incognito mode that will let users browse videos on the mobile app without worrying about their watch and search history, as noted by 9to5Google.

Samsung’s smartwatch line has gone under the Gear brand since 2014, but this year, rumors suggest that Samsung might swap that out for something better known: the Galaxy name.

Facebook ads will start feeling a little more like a virtual fitting room.

Today Netflix released a new feature called “smart downloads” on Android phones and tablets.