Why Big Tech's big breakup may never come
Antitrust enforcers are unlikely to seek the ultimate sanctions for Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple
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Antitrust enforcers are unlikely to seek the ultimate sanctions for Google, Facebook, Amazon and Apple
Lawmakers launched a bipartisan probe into monopoly in the tech industry, while the Trump administration is investigating companies like Google and Facebook
Apple revealed new privacy features Monday at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference
The Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3) — the video game industry's biggest event — starts this week
The tech giant is holding its annual conference where it announced some major changes concerning user privacy — and showcased one very expensive computer
iTunes can't compete with streaming services like the company's own Apple Music and Spotify
Google Cloud is relied on by a variety of large-scale companies, including Weight Watchers, PayPal and Target
Only applicants for certain diplomatic and official visa types are exempted from submitting social media usernames, previous email addresses and phone numbers
BlackBerry stopped making phones in 2016, but BBM was still alive and well – until today
Activision's latest Call of Duty franchise release is going back to its own past.
Shipping giant will deliver on Sundays as it moves to keep up with growing e-commerce volume
Silicon Valley giant to prohibit its business customers from using its e-commerce technology to sell certain firearms
Autonomous trucks will hit the roads around Phoenix this week, though initially rigs will have two drivers
While an independent panel said most people didn't mind the technology being used in public, one rights group says police wielding it represents a "clear violation" of privacy law
Ride-sharing company says customers who repeatedly misbehave will have their app deactivated