Noel Campion reports on the benefits and conveniences of a tablet and a laptop in a single device,

China’s Lenovo, the world’s largest PC maker, warned it will have to raise product prices if US tariffs increase, sending its shares tumbling 6.5% to two-month lows.

Apple has joined Dell, Microsoft, HP and Intel in opposing US President Donald Trump’s proposed tariffs on laptop computers and tablets among the $300bn (€268bn) in Chinese goods targeted for a 25% tariff increase on July 2 when the consultation period for public comment ends.

Laptops with two screens, smart cooking, and Polaroid’s comeback star at show, writes Noel Campion

Amazon continues to move towards becoming one of the world's first trillion dollar companies as it reported a 39% sales increase in its latest financial results.

Apple has released an upgraded MacBook Pro line that’s faster and has more features, targeting its loyal base of professional users such as app developers and movie editors.

Don’t stress — the perfect gifts for everyone are out there. All it takes is a little time and imagination, writes Esther N McCarthy.

Google has agreed to buy part of HTC’s engineering and design teams for $1.1 billion (€923m), taking on a cadre of veterans that worked on the Pixel phone and could bolster its nascent hardware business.

It appears that Moto is gearing up to launch a brand new device as parent company Lenovo has begun issuing invitations to a Moto launch event scheduled to take place on July 25 in New York City.

As expected, the Motorola Moto Z2 Play smartphone launched today with manufacturer Lenovo revealing plenty of details about the device’s hardware and software.

Lenovo’s quarterly profit has fallen less than expected after the global personal computer market eked out growth for the first time since 2012.

Alibaba has struck a deal to become a lead sponsor of the Olympic Games through 2028, betting that greater exposure to a global audience will help it reach consumers and promote its cloud computing business.

As Apple reported disappointing revenue, net income, and iPhone sales, it became clear that rivals like Samsung are way ahead, writes Leonid Bershidsky

A lack of ideas is a gloomy thing to behold in a tech leader.

Our smartphones and tablets may soon be a whole lot more flexible. Lenovo is the latest to announce that it is working on bendable and flexible technology, and showed off a smartphone and tablet during its Tech World conference.

Chinese technology giant Lenovo has hailed the “unique” Irish technology that will underpin its next generation of products as it looks to make inroads in the growing virtual reality market.

Lenovo has filed a trademark for Moto Z, indicating that this will be the name for its upcoming line of flagship handsets.

Motorola is teasing a new handset that will take us back to a simpler time when flip phones were all the rage.

Google looks set to announce another VR headset at Google I/O 2016, though it may be a more serious contender than Google Cardboard.

Motorola looks set to announce a new device on June 9, 2016. Lenovo CEO Yang Yuanqing didn’t reveal any specifics about the device, but said that it would be “exciting.”

The Moto by Lenovo branding takes over from Motorola and Lenovo’s head of mobile Chen Xudong has revealed what’s in store for the year ahead.

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Samsung's mobile division hasn't been having a great year, with sales down significantly from 2014. This comes in the wake of the release of the Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge - two well received phones with very high price points.

Lenovo announced the ideacentre Stick 300, which is described as an affordable personal computer that fits in the palm of your hand.

Sepp Blatter has been called to stand down as FIFA president to avoid damaging the branding, Labour TD Michael McNamara is to vote against the support of the Aer Lingus sale, McIlroy has suffered a nightmare start at the Irish Open and George Clooney and David Beckham have reportedly landed on our shores for the Irish Open. Just some of the latest and most read stories on irishexaminer.com.

Smartwatches are nice and all but sometimes you'll find youself wishing for a bigger screen for those all-important notifications. Lenovo might have you covered with the Magic View.

In recent years, BlackBerry seems to be continuously on the cusp of being purchased. The latest rumour is that Microsoft is set to acquire the smartphone manufacturer.

Lenovo brought two A-series tablets, the 10-1-inch Tab 2 A10-70 and the 8-inch Tab 2 A8, to Mobile World Congress. Both of these feature Dolby's "cinematic and lifelike" Atmos sound.

A year ago, pundits were declaring that the personal computer was dead. Smartphones and tablets were cannibalising sales, and the once-revolutionary PC seemed unnecessary — and boring.

Chinese computer maker Lenovo has completed its acquisition of Motorola Mobility from Google in a move aimed at developing a global smartphone brand.

China may ban Facebook, but not its co-founder and chief executive Mark Zuckerberg, who stunned and delighted an audience of students in Beijing with a 30-minute chat in his recently learned Mandarin Chinese.

Hewlett-Packard is splitting into two companies, using a breakup to become nimbler after failing to keep up with the shift away from the printing and personal computing businesses it pioneered.

US chipmaker Intel yesterday lost its challenge against a record €1.06bn EU fine handed down five years ago, as Europe’s second highest court said regulators did not act too harshly.

Hawk-Eye may well be on course to be installed at Semple Stadium in time for the 2015 season, according to GAA Director General Páraic Duffy.

Google is not immune to setbacks caused by the global shift to mobile computing.

An expensive mistake by Google could turn into a golden opportunity for China’s Lenovo Group as it expands beyond its success in the personal computer industry.

Lenovo Group, the world’s biggest personal computer maker, has said its latest quarterly profit rose 36% as sales of smartphones and tablet computers more than doubled.

Chinese computer maker Lenovo presented a new tablet device including a hinge-come-handle allowing it to tilt and stand, a feature it billed as a “game-changing” innovation.