Citing an 80% delinquency rate among users, Montreal has decided to end a pilot of 680 e-scooters and e-bikes that started in June.

The United States will host a conference on 5G that President Donald Trump will attend, according to Larry Kudlow, national economic council director.

Sony is introducing two flagship 5G smartphones and demonstrated its first 5G handset, the Xperia 1, due to start shipping in coming months.

Though total revenue is down, sales of Fitbit devices increased from 14 million in 2018 to 16 million last year, as the company awaits approval to be acquired by Google.

With LTE coverage of 98% of the U.S. population, Verizon CEO Hans Vestberg said at an investor event that the cellular carrier is expanding its 5G coverage into additional markets.

Researchers at Rutgers University have created a blood-sampling robot to provide quick results to allow healthcare professionals to spend more time treating patients.

Citi Bike, operated by Lyft, is bringing its e-bikes back to New York City after a recall of 2,500 of the ride-sharing bikes last year.

Nokia and Odakyu Electric Railway are working together to work on artificial intelligence-based railroad safety.

Qualcomm announced its third-generation modem, which could start showing up in 5G smartphones near the end of this year.

So shoppers with iOS can use augmented reality to see items in space and then make a purchase, Apple is expanding its concept of Quick Look.