• Google Faces A Lawsuit From An Employee For Its Confidentiality Policies

  Google is currently facing another lawsuit from one of its employees. The complaint filed in California Superior Court in San Francisco alleged the tech company of violating California labor laws. The plaintiff only named as John Doe accused Google of having “illegal confidentiality policies”.

  

• Huawei Blames Android Nougat Update For Nexus 6P's Battery Issue

  Some owners of Nexus 6P have reported that their phones have been powering down. Apparently, the problem occurs when the battery life still has around 15 to 40 percent left. Huawei has already been informed of this issue by some users. However, the smartphone maker puts the blame on Google's Android Nougat update.

  

• Elon Musk Couldn't Contain His Excitement as SpaceX's Rocket Landed for First Time [VIDEO]

  It’s not always that you get to see SpaceX CEO Elon Musk’s raw reaction during a momentous event of his spaceflight company. In the National Geographic’s MARS series finale’s never-before-seen footage, Musk was filled with excitement as SpaceX successfully landed their rocket for the first time.

  

• Facebook, Google, Twitter Sued by Families of Three Orlando Shooting Victims

  Facebook, Google, and Twitter are facing a federal civil suit filed against them by the families of three Orlando shooting victims. The said tech companies are accused of providing “material support” to the Islamic State. Furthermore, the social media platforms become the means for the terrorist group to radicalize people around the world like the Orlando gay nightclub shooter Omar Mateen.

  

• LG G6 Release Date, Specs, and Price: Rumors Point to 2017 MWC

  After the underwhelming public reception of the LG G5, the company will be releasing a new flagship device next year. The LG G6 is rumored to be released either March or April, probably the same month as Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy S8. It might cost slightly more than its predecessor since it will have several new features. If the reports are also true, LG might have learned from the commercial failure of the LG G5.