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HTC used to be a huge name in smartphones, but in recent years it's struggled, and has almost completely abandoned the market save for launching the occasional niche device like the HTC Exodus 1 and 1S. But a more mainstream smartphone from the brand might be coming soon, and it’s set to include 5G.

HTC’s CEO Yves Maitre said in an interview (

MWC organising body the GSMA has confirmed it will not provide refunds to exhibitors following the cancellation of this year's show.

The annual industry showpiece was due to be held this week in Barcelona, but organisers pulled the plug earlier this month due to concerns about the coronavirus outbreak.

Several companies, including Amazon, Ericsson,

Nvidia’s GeForce Now has seemingly attracted far more gamers than big rival Google Stadia, doubtless helped by the fact that there is a free offering – but if big publishers keep pulling games from Nvidia’s streaming service, that may not be the case going forward.

In a recent blog post, Phil Eisler, general manager of GeForce Now, announced that:

Google has announced it is bringing one of its most importan web testing tools to Mozilla Firefox.

Lighthouse, an open source automation tool that helps in testing website or web app page load speeds, performance and user experience is available to download for Firefox users now.

Frst announced in 2016 for Chrome browser, Lighthouse uses Google’s P

Ofcom says its latest round of spectrum testing shows that 5G networks do not pose a health risk to the public.

The regulator has tested electromagnetic field (EMF) emissions from mobile and wireless equipment for several years and has now expanded this programme to cover the bands that will be used to deliver 5G mobile services.

At none of the