Google says some videos uploaded to Photos app were shared with strangers
Google said Monday that some customer videos uploaded to its Photos app may have been shared with complete strangers due to a "technical issue."
Apple antitrust investigators question app developers: Sources
The U.S. Justice Department has reached out to app developers as part of its investigation into Apple Inc, , according one of the developers and another person familiar with the investigation.
Top 3 Super Bowl ads that went viral during the game
Here are the Super Bowl LIV ads that received notable search spikes online.
Alexa, read me a story: Audio content for kids on the rise
Audiobooks and music for kids have been around a while, but podcasts made for the 3-to-12 set are relatively new.
Craigslist revenue fell estimated 27%. Here's why analysts say it's OK anyway
The classified ads site is likely still making more than $600 million in profits each year, according to an estimate.
Verizon subscriber numbers get Disney+ boost, but profits miss estimates
Verizon Communications Inc shares fell about 1% on Thursday as quarterly profits missed estimates even though the company added more monthly mobile phone subscribers than expected as adding the Disney+ streaming service helped some of its plans.
Sony's PlayStation Vue goes dark, YouTube TV lures former users
Sony said it was discontinuing PlayStation Vue because of "the highly competitive Pay TV industry."
YouTube comments show how platform helps radicalize viewers, study says
Viewers were led down a path to videos supporting the alt-right, researchers said.
Wawa breach: Over 30M payment records posted for sale on dark web
Payment records linked to the Wawa data breach were posted for sale on the dark web.
Video call app Zoom adds security fixes after eavesdrop hack discovered
The vulnerability could have allowed hackers to eavesdrop on calls and have access to all documents shared in the meetings.
Samsung Galaxy Z leaks as newest foldable smartphone
Samsung is reportedly gearing up to release a smartphone that folds into a Z shape.
Quibi CEO apologizes for comparing journalists to sexual predators
Whitman compared journalists who cultivate sources within companies to sexual predators who “groom underage” victims during a tense meeting last week.
Uber letting drivers set fares in California test
The ride-sharing company is giving some drivers in California cities more autonomy over how they charge riders in response to a new gig worker law
Apple lawsuit tests if an employee can plan rival startup while on payroll
California law allows employees to make some preparations to compete while still in their current job.
TikTok stars plan pivot to other platforms amid government crackdown on app
ByteDance, TikTok's parent company, has tried to minimize attention on its China connections.
Microsoft heats up Slack rivalry with ad during NFL conference championships
Microsoft reportedly banned or discouraged employees from using Slack for work.
Netflix dominance challenged by culture, cost overseas
With the French government tightening oversight of Netflix, the company's new office and expanded French-language production may not be coincidence.
Apple signs Julia Louis-Dreyfus to develop projects for streaming service
It's her first-ever overall deal with a streaming service, according to Apple.
Kevin Hart, 'early' Jimmy Fallon and 'Law & Order' to help Peacock fly
Comcast's NBCUniversal is launching its new streaming service, Peacock, this year and the company has ambitious goals to shake up the industry.
Procter & Gamble’s Olay Super Bowl ad is space-themed, female-led
Procter & Gamble’s beauty brand Olay will air a space-themed Super Bowl ad with famous ladies at the forefront.