The latest offering from LG feels like every other new Android flagship on the market, and as such cannot distinguish itself from the competition. FULL STORY >

There were a bunch of cool trailers this week already, but here are four more to hit up before the weekend. FULL STORY >

Leaked ahead of time earlier this week, BlackBerry's new Key2 smartphone retains touch and type design, with a focus on productivity. FULL STORY >

Eva Andren, head of Managed Services at Ericsson MEA, looks at how intelligent networks are central to the current digital disruption happening in the Middle East and Africa region. FULL STORY >

With a mobile in every pocket, you better believe that poor customer service will spread like wild fire across every digital touch point you can imagine, says Nashua. FULL STORY >

Still mired in delays, Crackdown 3's release has been pushed back to 2019. FULL STORY >

Synology showcases its first Mesh Wi-Fi router, MR2200ac, along with the updated Synology Router Manager (SRM) 1.2 at Computex 2018 in Taipei, Taiwan. FULL STORY >

With a few days to go until E3 2018 gets underway in Los Angeles, California, here's what to expect from the world's top video game developers. FULL STORY >

Will the new Ralph Breaks The Internet: Wreck-It Ralph 2 be nothing more but a big branding exercise for the ever expanding Disney Empire? FULL STORY >

A preview of macOS 10.14 has found its way online ahead of Apple's WWDC 2018, happening later this week. FULL STORY >

First ever gathering in the sub-Saharan African region will be held in Cape Town, bringing together more than 700 people to discuss how to improve the diversity of knowledge represented on Wikipedia and Wikimedia sites FULL STORY >

GTA: San Andreas, Midnight Club: Los Angeles and Table Tennis all coming to the Xbox One on 7 June as backwards compatible titles. FULL STORY >

Pokémon: Let's Go, Pikachu! and Pokémon: Let's Go, Eevee! are slated to arrive on the Nintendo Switch on 16 November. FULL STORY >

Bucking a series of downward trends in recent years, Gartner's smartphone sales report for Q1 2018 shows slight growth, with entry-level devices helping with the increase. FULL STORY >

As is EA's tradition in recent years, the game developer used its latest version of FIFA to predict who will win the 2018 World Cup in Russia. FULL STORY >