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The inexpensive and durable feature phone refresh that you've all been waiting for is finally here with the announcement taking place at the MWC 2017 trade show.

Google Assistant, Google's voice controlled AI assistant which was an exclusive to Pixel phones, will now start rolling out to more handsets this week.

Facebook really seems to like Snapchat Stories.

At the World Government Summit 2017 in Dubai on Monday, Tesla CEO Elon Musk unveiled the company's plans for the UAE, along with firm assurance that the UAE government is set on backing the adoption of electric vehicles in the country.

For now, the feature will only be available to "Creators" with more than 10,000 subscribers, but it will soon roll out for all users.

Binging shows won't need an Internet connection now.

Google will be working with Belkin's Wemo and Honeywell to grant users to automate their home even further with just their voice.

According to the spec details, the unnamed Nokia tablet will feature a massive screen size of 18.4-inches and will boast a crisp resolution of 2560 x 1440.

Reports suggest that Adobe is working on a digital assistant that is designed to understand "creative workflows and the creative aspirations" of its users.

If you ever felt that your 128GB flash drive was mighty, Kingston just trumped you with its all new 2TB USB stick announced at CES 2017.

It looks like Vine just might live on.

The launch in the UAE is part of a global expansion, which plans on bring the service to more than 200 territories worldwide.

The headphones are apparently capable of being programmed to let only certain sounds in, which can be adjusted in the new Bose Hear app.

Zo is capable of asking questions and responding to prompts, all while using hip slang and using emojis.

Amazon's Echo and Google Home might have set the trend for smart home speakers, and now it looks like Microsoft is gearing up for a challenge as well.

Local cab service Careem has struck a partnership with Apple which allows its app to be integrated with Siri.

While reports claimed that the company was going to be releasing its first wave of smartphones during the fourth quarter of 2016, the latest one states that it will be announcing the devices during second quarter of 2017.

The company has partnered with brands like P&G, Pepsi, Unilever, Nestle, Henkel, Mars, Reckitt Benckiser, L'Oreal, Johnson & Johnson and more to provide discounts and generally offer the same prices as a regular brick and mortar supermarket.

Designed to do just what every selfie lover loves, the Microsoft Selfie app was first released in iOS few months ago, and now has finally made its way to Android.

In a recent conversation with CNBC, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos talked about offline viewing, which would let subscribers download and watch their favorite shows and movies on their devices, even without an internet connection.

Facebook has been adapting Snapchat features for a while now, however, Facebook's new camera feature is pretty much identical to Snapchat.

The new warped looking ergonomic keyboard is the company's take on a more hand and wrist friendly typing experience.

The 28-inch panel of Surface Studio features a 4.5K display with a resolution measuring 4500 x 3000 pixels.

According to recent reports, a live video streaming component is currently being tested in Instagram, an idea first seen on Snapchat, which was later copied by Facebook.

The e-SIM will enable du subscribers to activate the e-SIM on any device over the air, allowing an enhanced user experience in a new era of technology adoption that supports multi-device usage.

Currently, Google searches featuring the same criteria reveal identical results on both mobile and PC platform- something that is set to be changed.

Facebook has been following a trend where it separates features from its mobile app, and make them into stand alone apps, such as the Messenger app or the Groups app.

Checking Facebook in the office might soon become a part of your job, with the social media big gun set to branch out its network for professionals next month.

This launch will make Dubai part of the 32 cities across the world to offer UberEATS.

Google's WhatsApp competition is officially here, as Allo, Google's most anticipated app of the year, is finally available in the Play Store.