A group of tech companies, including Google and Microsoft, have filed an amicus brief in support of Facebook’s legal action against Israeli spyware vendor NSO Group.
According to a new report from Reuters, the U.S. Department of Justice could file a lawsuit against Google for abuse of its dominant position in search and advertising spaces as soon as next week.
Mint Mobile has rolled out a new unlimited plan that costs just $30 per month. It gives you unlimited callling and texting, along with 35GB of high-speed data.
Kevin Mayer, who joined TikTok as Chief Executive Officer in May, has decided to leave the company ahead of an impending ban in the U.S.
Samsung has introduced a new upgrade program called Access in the U.S. In addition to making it easier for you to upgrade to a new phone, the subscription service also offers Samsung Premium Care and a Microsoft 365 subscription.
IFA 2020 will be held as a three-day invite-only event from September 3-5 in Berlin. Not more than 1,000 attendees will be allowed per day.
Microsoft has rolled out a new File drag and drop feature, which makes it possible for Samsung Galaxy users to drag and drop files to Windows 10 PCs wirelessly. Currently, however, the feature is only available to the Windows Insider Community.
Samsung is releasing a new software update with several Galaxy Note 10 camera features for the Galaxy S10 series smartphones. The update also adds Samsung DeX for PC and Link to Windows support.
Samsung Galaxy Note 10 and Note 10+ owners in the U.S. and Korea can now start streaming games from their PC with the company's PlayGalaxy Link app.
Plex’s new UNO UI, which promises niftier navigation and greater customization, is rolling out for all major TV platforms this week. You can also try the new UI on the Plex Web app.
Internet giants Google, Facebook, and Amazon are being scrutinized by the Justice Department to determine if they have engaged in anticompetitive practices.
U.S. chipmakers continue to sell components worth millions of dollars to Huawei for use in its smartphones and servers by not labeling them as American-made.
The new Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is a tiny single-board computer that offers a complete desktop experience at just $35 and can drive two monitors at once in 4K.