Facebook seems to be acting on its plan to unify messaging across its apps, however slowly.

Humans are, as a species, hardwired to explore. We conquered the planet thanks to untold generations of people needing to see what lay over the next hill or around the next river bend and our infatuation with the stars is no different — we’ve wondere.

Last year, Tesla chief Elon Musk announced that the automaker will introduce two-factor verification for its app.

If you’re determined to get an Apple Watch Series 5 and don’t mind that it’s been around for a while, now’s your time to act — if you aren’t too picky about colors.

If you’re trying to make sense of the current climate for Big Tech, then Dan Cooper has some advice: look to the past.

Over the last week, a WarnerMedia shake up at the executive level was followed by significant layoffs, affecting a “majority” of the people working for the DC Universe streaming service.

Donald Trump issued an executive order Friday evening that would require the Chinese owner of TikTok to sell off the its business in the United States in the next 90 days.

The state of Michigan wants to build the autonomous roadway of the future.

Facebook has become the latest company to rally against Apple’s fees for in-app purchases.

Thanks to the coronavirus pandemic, there was no Wimbledon Championship this year.

When Republican Marjorie Taylor Greene won a primary contest for a Georgia House seat, it made national headlines for more reasons than a hard-fought campaign.

Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) this week signed a deal with Clearview AI to licence the facial recognition company’s technology.

Although Respawn hasn’t detailed all of the newest Apex Legends character’s abilities just yet, a season six gameplay trailer offers a peek at the tricks Rampart has up her sleeve.

A bunch of the newest laptops, tablets and other gadgets are discounted this week.

EA is rebranding its Access and Origin Access subscription services.

Apple is still looking for ways to promote its Apple TV+ streaming service.

The United States Postal Service is reportedly retiring mail sorting machines.

Ubisoft has fired Ashraf Ismail, the former creative director of Assassin’s Creed Valhalla, in the wake of misconduct allegations.

TikTok is clearly popular with younger users, which is part of the reason it’s appealing to advertisers and potential buyers.

There are a number of Google smart displays available now, made by the company itself and third-party manufacturers.

Samsung has made many, many smartwatches. And through all that experience the company has refined its Tizen software so much that it has completely ditched Google’s Wear OS.

Google will no longer respond directly to data requests from Hong Kong authorities, the company announced today.

Microsoft’s Internet Explorer turns 25 this week. It’s had a long and controversial life, starting out as an upstart web browser that grew to global dominance, before winding up a punchline.

A California state appeals court has ruled that Amazon can be held liable for damages and injuries caused by faulty products sold on its third-party marketplace.

Tim Sweeney finally made good on his word. Epic Games is suing Apple over anticompetitive practices, after a calculated act of disobedience forced the App Store to block Fortnite from the iOS platform.

This week was dominated by Microsoft’s Surface Duo news, with the company finally unveiling full details and availability info for its dual-screen device since it was first showed off last year.

Snap has updated its Lens Studio platform so artists and developers can create custom Lenses — the company’s term for AR experiences — that leverage full body tracking.

If you’re planning a trip after our shared isolation comes to an end — or if you’re ready to get out of the house right now, we’ll try not to be too judgy — then keep an eye on Google.

Behaviour Interactive promised us cross-platform features for Dead by Daylight back in May.

The November 17th, 1978 Star Wars Holiday Special is infamously awful and “not awful in a good way,” the late Carrie Fisher once told Yahoo.

Facebook has earned the ire of Oregon residents and officials for abandoning drilling equipment off the state’s coast, 50 feet under the sea floor.

Epic Games already announced it’s suing Apple over the company removing Fortnite from its App Store due to the “Mega Drop” that offered players a way to purchase items directly from Epic for a lower price.

Mercedes-Benz parent Daimler will pay close to $3 billion to settle the US fallout from its diesel emissions scandal.

Just hours after Apple pulled Fortnite from the App Store, it appears Google has followed suit in its Play Store.

Last year, with help from The New York Times and Twitter, Adobe started working on the Content Authenticity Initiative, an attempt to cut down on the number of altered images that circulate online.

As part of its response to Apple delisting Fortnite from the App Store, Epic Games shared a new short that repurposes the tech giant’s iconic 1984 ad, complete with original 4:3 aspect ratio.

Google has already introduced a number of updates to help people get around during widespread closures and travel disruptions due to COVID-19.

Soleil "Faze Ewok" Wheeler has signed an exclusive streaming deal with Twitch after streaming on Microsoft’s Mixer since November of last year.

Fortnite developer Epic Games is suing Apple after the company removed the game from its App Store.

Apple has removed Fortnite from the App Store, according to Bloomberg’s Marc Gurman.

Some of our favorite wireless earbuds have hit their all-time-low price again.

Instagram is taking new steps to root out bots and other accounts trying to manipulate its platform.

US authorities have dismantled financing campaigns for three terrorist organizations, which included “the government’s largest-ever seizure of cryptocurrency in the terrorism context,” according to the Department of Justice.

The knives are out for Apple. Companies on both sides of the Atlantic are pushing for regulators to do something about its dominance.

Samsung isn’t wasting time when it comes to updating the Galaxy Watch 3.

Like Uber, Lyft says it may temporarily suspend service in California if it is required to classify drivers as employees rather than independent contractors.

After President Donald Trump signed an executive order that would ban all US transactions with messaging app WeChat, some of the biggest names in American industry have begun to voice concerns about the shift directly to White House officials.

YouTube says it will take down videos that promote election interference, such as encouraging people to create long voting lines that make it harder for others to vote.

The encrypted messaging app Signal is making it easier for users to decide who they chat with -- and who they block.

As professional sports attempt a comeback, Google is rolling out a new feature that should make it easier to watch live games.

Rockstar Games recently tried to fix some Red Dead Online bugs it unintentionally introduced in July’s major update, which added a naturalist role to the game.

A Wear OS update rolling out this fall will bring improved performance and a new weather app.

Apple’s strategy with tablets has been moving in a clear direction: Make the slates just as indispensable as a traditional laptop setup.

Beginning today, Epic Games is discounting Fortnite V-bucks and other cash purchases if players buy them through PlayStation, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, PC and Mac.

The life of a professional football player isn’t all $100,000 weekly wage packets and glitzy parties, although that is part of it.

Intel has spent the past decade refining its FinFET transistor technology, starting with its Ivy Bridge CPUs in 2012.

Intel is making a big splash in the graphics world this year with its Xe GPU, which will show up in Tiger Lake laptops and will soon be available for high performance (HPC) machines.

Microsoft’s Surface Laptop 3 is a good blend of power and portability, and a great-looking laptop to boot.

Facebook’s Voting Information Center is now live on its main platform and on Instagram.

Earlier, we learned that Apple may be preparing “Apple One” subscription bundles that combine its existing services like Apple TV and Apple Music.

Back in July, Gmail users on Android started seeing a new tab at the bottom of the interface that gives them quick access to Meet video meetings.

Let’s take a break from foldable phablets for a second. Instead, take a look at this 907X 50C medium-format setup from Hasselblad.

Apple has many subscription services, and now it wants to bundle them together.

AMC once planned to open theaters in the middle of the COVID-19 pandemic with a mask-optional policy, but backtracked on that idea after a backlash.

With so much attention focused on the PlayStation 5 and Xbox Series X, you might have forgotten about the Playdate.

Between the pandemic and the hot summer weather we’ve been getting here in the northeast, I’ve been spending a lot more time with my PS4 than usual.

We were supposed to see this hydrogen-electric supercar at the New York Auto Show, but with that canceled due to coronavirus, Hyperion has revealed the look of its XP-1 with this brief video.

The Game Developers Conference for 2021 will take place in July instead of March like it usually did in the previous years.

Last weekend during its online QuakeCon event, Bethesda made the original game available for free via its launcher on PC.

iOS 13. 6 went out to Apple’s mobile devices last month with Apple News upgrades and a digital car key feature, and now a new iOS 13.

After a security breach caused a delay, Twitter has launched its new API meant to improve third-party apps.

Facebook is taking yet another step to make it harder for bad information about the coronavirus pandemic to spread.

Motorola will announce its next major device, which the company says will “flip the smartphone experience once again,” next month.

For its latest big get, Netflix has snagged Sarah Cooper, the comedian who has perfected mocking President Donald Trump using his own words (via Variety).

In-person competition is a no-go in many disciplines amid the COVID-19 pandemic, but speed cubers will be still able to battle opponents remotely in the Rubik’s Cube World Cup.

It’s almost as if any attempt at bringing Avatar: The Last Airbender into the real world is cursed.

Due to the pandemic, movies like Tom Hanks’ Greyhound have been forced to premiere on streaming services.

As nations and NGOs around the world scramble to develop a safe and effective vaccine against the coronavirus, Russia claimed on Tuesday to already have one.

Pinterest is improving its skin tone search function, which it initially rolled out in 2018.

Google is making things a bit easier for folks who'd like to create web, Android and/or Linux apps using a Chromebook.

The drama between Uber and California continues. Today, Uber CEO Dara Khosrowshahi told MSNBC that, if Uber is forced to classify its drivers as employees, Uber will temporarily suspend service in California.

Remedy is preparing an 'Ultimate' version of Control that includes the frankly-brilliant main game, post-launch patches and season pass expansions.

The Arecibo Observatory -- the second-largest radio telescope in the world -- is in trouble again.

Dropbox’s long-awaited password manager debuted last month in a beta test.

The rumors that Apple would team up with Martin Scorsese to produce Killers of the Flower Moon are true.

Last year, Hasselblad showed off its modular 970X 50C medium-format system, and even sold a limited number in a $7,500 limited edition Moon-Landing kit.

It continues to be a good time to pick up an Apple laptop if you need one for work or school.

We had an inkling that the Surface Duo would be coming soon, and — after letting things slip a little early — Microsoft just confirmed it.

Dual-screen devices have always been held back by their software.

Waze will now notify you if you’re approaching a railroad crossing.

If you're a heavy Netflix user, you'll be familiar with the "ta dum" sound that plays before the company's original movies and TV shows.

TCL has unveiled its 6-series lineup of 4K TVs with some impressive tech at relatively low prices.

Early Tuesday morning, a Microsoft blog post popped up revealing pricing and other details for its dual-screen Surface Duo Android device.

Google has been giving students — and their parents — a few helpful tools to make studying from home a bit easier.

Baseball’s COVID-19-shortened season hasn’t gone too well because of multiple outbreaks that have raised calls to shut the season down.

Microsoft’s first attempt at a dual-screen Android device is nearly upon us.

Rocket League’s upcoming update is a huge one — it will not only make the game free to play on all platforms, it will also introduce cross-platform progression.

Last week Samsung revealed its new Galaxy Note line, and the highest-end model comes with a 120Hz screen.

The future of TikTok is still up in the air as it’s treated as an acquisition target and security risk all at once, and now the Wall Street Journal is reporting a detail on the kind of information it had been tracking about users.