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The world’s top two smartphone manufacturers are racing to release foldable smartphones; Amazon suffered a data breach but it won’t say how big; and what is artificial intelligence anyway?

Should anti-trust laws be dusted off to deal with the tech giants? One of those giants, Amazon, is looking to become a sports broadcaster. And if you thought FOMO was bad, just wait until you suffer from FONK.

SpaceX has now won approval to put almost 12,000 satellites into orbit. Disney’s got big plans to build new Star Wars attractions at its theme parks. And a new app offers to close you, at least in a cartoon avatar sort of way.

Apple has made a deal with a movie maker, Facebook reports a spike in government demand for data from users, and Facebook’s Sheryl Sandberg responds to The New York Times’ latest expose on the company's mismanagement and smear campaign.

NASA is asking Canada to provide expertise in artificial intelligence and robotics, the TSA has laid out its plans for using facial recognition for domestic flights, and Uber has unveiled a rewards program.

Amazon is splitting its new headquarters in two, you could win $2 million through LockHeed Martin’s AI drone challenge, and search physical documents using your smartphone.

People are preferring to watch longer videos on Youtube, some firms in the U.K. are microchipping their employees, and Twitter is considering the idea of an edit function.

The world gets its first artificial intelligence news anchor, Apple strikes deal with Amazon to sell products, and you may never have to worry about putting your headphones over the wrong ear ever again.

Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg refuses to appear in front of Canadian and U.K. lawmakers., cord cutters continues to grow, and Microsoft’s president says facial recognition should be regulated. That’s all the tech news that’s popular right now.