While PC gamers enjoy many benefits over using a console, the latest Steam stats released by Valve show there's a shared appreciation for one thing: console gamepads.

Google, which banned cryptocurrency advertisements from its platform earlier this year, will be partially rolling back that policy as of October.

The blue bank has implemented Google Cloud in a bid to accelerate the delivery of data-driven business insights to its Institutional customers.

Instagram's web version is still nowhere near as robust as its app, but the platform has slowly been adding more and more features to it these past few years.

Coinbase aspires to be the New York Stock Exchange of crypto, and it is taking a small — but not insignificant – step to offering a lot more cryptocurrencies after it revamped the process of listing new digital assets.

Microsoft has claimed that the Xbox One would be getting full, official mouse and keyboard support since June 2016, though the feature has long remained ephemeral beyond unsupported third-party workarounds.

Facebook and the Internet Society will build more internet exchange points across Africa, with the goal of sourcing at least 80 percent of the continent's internet traffic from inside Africa by 2020.

Scientists say they can skirt the use of local laser oscillators with a glass filter.

Over the weekend professor and cryptographer Matthew Green noticed that in Chrome 69, signing into Google websites while using Chrome caused the browser to show him as signed in there as well.

 Cody Wilson, the self-identified “crypto-anarchist” CEO of 3D-printed gun organization Defense Distributed, has resigned following his arrest in Taiwan over charges of sexually assaulting a 16-year-old girl in Texas.

Printers haven't really kept up with the times. Sure, you can print from your phone, but the devices aren't built for an always-connected world -- and let's be honest, more than a few of them are eyesores that can feel like '90s throwbacks.

Even as Magic Leap has cleared the milestone of its first hardware release, the augmented reality startup still has big challenges ahead as it aims to entice developers to build the content for its wild new device.

Optimus Prime and Grimlock were among the most popular Transformers characters from the original animated series, but Soundwave, who spoke like he’d swallowed a synthesizer, was undoubtedly every kid’s favorite.

Nintendo has of course released official Peach Amiibo. But it’s up to people like GandaKris to turn them into something fans truly want.

Former NSA employee suspected to be at the heart of the NSA-Kaspersky saga sentenced today.

Four years after its last update, the official Merriam-Webster Scrabble Dictionary is having around 300 new words added to the ranks.

Mars rover Opportunity has been operating on the surface of the Red Planet since 2004, but a dust storm this summer may prove to be the mission's toughest challenges.

If you’ve seen one too many movies with Jason, Freddy, or Michael, may I suggest giving the Rain Ripper a shot? He’s the antagonist in the smart, tense film Open 24 Hours, which gives the classic stalker genre a personal touch.

Tinder has partnered up with nonprofit Rock the Vote for a second time, in the hopes of driving young people to the polls through in-app messaging.

Lucid Motors' first electric car won't roll out of the factory until 2020, but you'll at least know where to charge it when it does arrive.

Food delivery startup DoorDash has received dozens of complaints from customers who say their accounts have been hacked.

As if the devastating effects of bombs dropped on European cities during the Second World War weren’t terrible enough, a surprising new study shows that the shockwaves produced by these bombing raids reached the edge of space, temporarily weakening the Earth’s ionosphere.

Developers will be able to choose whether to support KB+M controls in their games.

FPS games (and.. strategy games?) are about to get a lot more precise on the Xbox One, with the announcement today that Microsoft is “enabling mouse and keyboard support on Xbox One for select Xbox Insiders in the coming weeks.

The "Siri Suggested" recommendation feature inside Safari promoted Pizzagate videos, holocaust denier articles, and debunked race science posts.

Bug was discovered after a user posted a theoretical question on Reddit.

Yes, the rumors were true. Microsoft has confirmed that it's weeks away from adding mouse and keyboard support to the Xbox One (initially for Insiders), and it's enlisting some help from none other than Razer.

When Nintendo Switch Online launched last week, subscribers gained the ability to finally back up their save files.

According to the president, Jeff Sessions is not the Attorney General of the United States.

Microsoft is following Nintendo with its very own Fortnite console bundle that comes with a 1TB white Xbox One S, some free in-game currency, and a full-game download of Epic Games’ battle royale hit.

Facebook has announced a new initiative that aims to teach coding skills to more school kids.

The new iPhones have excellent cameras, to be sure. But it's always good to verify Apple's breathless on-stage claims with first-hand reports.

The Wizard of Oz movie is filled with classic quotes. One of them is simply, “Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain!” That quote, of course, occurs when Dorothy’s dog, Toto, pulls back a curtain to reveal a man at a control panel and microphone.

The National Telecommunications and Information Administration (NTIA) has laid out the Trump administration's approach to bolstering data privacy.

Facebook said the pages were managed by a fake account and were spamming content from LifeZette, a conservative site.

Former TAO coder took home tools to study in hopes of a better performance review.

It's really happening: CrashPlan is closing its personal backup service completely—yes, parent company Code42 is shutting down the servers—on October 23, 2018.

In today’s hospitals and healthcare clinics, a new doctor’s new assistant is now often on the job — in the form of artificial intelligence.

Telltale is no more, and its smoldering remains are being sued for failing to give hundreds of employees adequate notice or compensation.

Microsoft is enabling keyboard and mouse support on the Xbox One.

The Oculus Connect 5 conference kicks off tomorrow in San Jose where FB and company will let their latest virtual reality efforts loose and attempt to prove to the world at last that VR is coming and there’s nothing we can do to stop it.

The app complements Square's overall suite of small business services, especially for its customers that operate a mostly mobile business.

When Nintendo launched Switch Online, it raised more than a few alarm bells over its attitude toward cloud saves.

Red Hat team provides mitigations, promises kernel updates.

When you think about your smartphone, apps and interfaces are probably the first things that come to mind.

If you've had misgivings about the effectiveness of Homeland Security's airport face scanning (let alone the privacy implications), you're not alone.

A dozen or so people accompanied by a 14-foot, 800-pound cage gathered in downtown San Francisco Tuesday morning to protest Salesforce’s contract with U.

A stagnating mobile app industry eyes automobiles and a driverless future as the path to much needed diversification and exponential revenue growth.

The commerce experiences of tomorrow will revolutionize the payments landscape, making payments the invisible, invaluable part of a customer-first experience.

Xbox announced October’s Games with Gold lineup during its Inside Xbox presentation this afternoon.

The worlds of augmented reality and VR theoretically represent a boundless expanse for startups looking to create a new digital future.

Of all the things you could possibly be doing on a Tuesday afternoon, watching a live stream of Will Smith bungee jumping out of a helicopter is probably not among the worst.

Qualcomm says that Apple has been stealing its wireless technology for several years in order to eventually rid itself of the need to rely on Qualcomm components.

Want respite from a hectic, stressful world? Here, have some Bongo Cat.

Of the 100 most-watched live telecasts in the US in 2005, 14 were sporting events; in 2015, sporting events comprised 93 of the top 100 telecasts.

If the Great Recession was 10 years ago, why does it feel like it was yesterday?Millennials share their stories of how their lives are still affected by last decade's financial crisis.

VMWare now supports DirectX 10. 1 via the Mac's Metal graphics API.

Instagram’s co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger abruptly announced their departure last night after a New York Times report cited tensions between the duo and Instagram’s parent company Facebook as the reason for their exit.

If you need to adjust your projector to get a better picture or beam to a different part of the room, you don't have many choices -- you might only have slight adjustments to the lens itself, and might have to move the entire projector in some cases.

Photokina is underway in London and the theme of the show is "large.

Today, what’s left of Telltale Games following mass layoffs on Friday released episode two of The Walking Dead: The Last Season.

Today, Uber outlined a new set of guidelines regarding how the company will respond in the event of a crisis, such as a natural disaster or terrorist attack.

The latest data comes straight from Steam's internal hardware surveys.

They all started with the best of intentions. Formation 8 talked about bringing “smart enterprise” to the corporate world.

Watch over your home office from your phone, tablet, or PC with Ring Video Doorbell 2.

Watch over your home office from your phone, tablet, or PC with Ring Video Doorbell 2.

Facebook isn't just removing fake political pages to thwart election meddling -- sometimes, it's just about culling spam.

There are six outstanding problems that, if solved, will net you a $1 million reward.

The original Super Mario Bros. is tightly optimized, as far as speedruns go.

Everybody expected it when Nvidia announced the GeForce RTX 2080 and RTX 2080 Ti at Gamescom.

The new presidential limousine — and an identical one called a “spare” that travels in President Donald Trump’s motorcade for added security— was spotted this week on the streets of New York.

Our creative director mocks up the way he wishes dark mode would look instead.

Ambrosia—the startup that injects the plasma of young people into those 35 and older—is looking to open up shop in New York City.

On Wednesday, a number of tech companies, including Apple, AT&T, Amazon, Twitter and Charter, will discuss data privacy before the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation.

The ruling makes it harder for drivers to get rights as Uber employees.

Another Tokyo Game Show has come and gone, and Kotaku’s Brian Ashcraft and I were both there to see the sights, play some games, and score some merch.

We’ve had the new iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max for a few days. We’ll talk about our experiences with the new phones.

Vote in our Twitter poll and leave a comment. We'll discuss the results on the Macworld Podcast on Wednesday, September 26, live on Twitter.

Uber drivers hoping to be treated as employees may have to go it alone.

Lawsuit claims Apple misused trade secrets to help Intel make iPhone modems.

Buffy the Vampire Slayer was the first show on American television to use the word "Google" as a transitive verb.

Google posits that companies should be transparent about the types of personal information collected and comply with appropriate limits to data collection.

Twitter is expanding its rules on hateful conduct and will soon police “dehumanizing speech” on its platform.

Plus $45 Switch games, an Amazon Fire TV Stick for $30, and more.

“We’re planning on taking some time off to explore our curiosity and creativity again.

The discovery of enigmatic dust storms on Titan means the Solar System’s most exotic moon just took it up a notch.

If you’ve been using Microsoft Outlook’s mobile apps to straddle both your company and personal email accounts, be aware: at Microsoft Ignite, Microsoft announced changes that will help lock down Outlook Mobile as an enterprise-first solution.

A federal appeals court has handed a defeat to Uber drivers who were suing the company in three separate lawsuits over claims that they were misclassified as independent contractors instead of full-time employees.

Look, I’m as sick of typhoons and hurricanes menacing humanity as you are.

The latest version of Fedora Linux is coming out.

After giving the app a fresh coat of paint and a new dark mode in recent weeks, Google is now adding some helpful features to Android Messages.

When SpaceX launches Japanese billionaire Yusaku Maezawa and his eight travelling companions for a trip around the Moon in 2023, the company will be undertaking an unprecedented step towards the future of civilian space flight.

In late August, the General Services Administration (GSA) released a request for proposal (RFP) for entity validation services that could significantly improve the Federal government’s ability to identify contractors and grantees and track them accurately in government computer systems over time, even when significant elements of their identifying information change.

Twitter wants to ban dehumanizing speech on its platform, but first it wants to know what you think about it.

Cody Wilson, the man behind the 3D-printed gun company Defense Distributed, has stepped down as CEO of the company.

"Multiple potential partners" set to fill in for newly jobless Telltale staff.

Google is tweaking the ban on cryptocurrency ads it put into place earlier this year and will soon allow regulated exchanges to advertise on its platform in the US and Japan.

If you happen to crack open that fancy little iPhone XS casing on your new phone, you’ll notice that there’s a dwindling amount of Qualcomm chips in there and that they’re increasingly being replaced by Intel hardware.

Forza Horizon 4, much like Halo, is a Microsoft Product. Where there’s brands there’s synergy, so of course Forza Horizon 4 has a Halo-themed race in it.

Facebook and Google are locked in a race to bring connectivity to the 3.

Google will resume accepting cryptocurrency-related online advertising after previously banning such ads earlier this year, according to a report from CNBC today.

Scientists in the UK and Sweden believe they’ve come across an unprecedented advance in Alzheimer’s disease research: A method of developing new drugs that can target the roots of the fatal disease in a way that previous attempts couldn’t.

Defense Distributed announced during a press conference in Austin today that Cody Wilson has resigned as CEO.

Dolby Atmos support has arrived on the Apple TV 4K, joining the ranks of other streaming boxes like the Roku Ultra, Amazon Fire TV, and even a few game consoles, like the Xbox One S and Xbox One X.

Derive Systems must bring its products into compliance and pay $300,000.

Even if it’s technically new, Nintendo Switch Online shouldn’t seem especially new to anyone.

Fujifilm has unveiled a new Instax Square camera, the SQ20, that uses new tricks to help you capture the ideal moment.

A watchdog report has warned that Homeland Security’s face scanning program, designed to track all departing travelers from the US, is facing “technical and operational challenges” that may not see the system fully working by the time of its estimated completion in 2021.

After sexual assault allegations, Wilson cuts ties with his Austin-based company.

When Amazon starts streaming its latest round of Thursday Night Football on September 27th, you'll have a few options for commentary -- including one that breaks new ground in the broadcasting industry.

If you’ve been keeping up with watchmaker MB&F you’ll be familiar with their Horological Machine series, watches that are similar in construction but wildly differ when it comes to design.

Well here it is, following the Nikon Z7/Z6 and Canon EOS R, Panasonic is treating photo fanatics to the third new line of full-frame mirrorless cameras in as many months in the form of the new Lumix S1 and S1R.

Microsoft plans to retire its StaffHub app, replacing it with new schedule management features for shift workers in Teams, which the company touted as the fastest growing business app in its history.

A puppet master who helped bring to life Disney’s vision of an African animal kingdom was arrested last week for allegedly 3D-printing guns in the prop room of the Broadway theater, court records show.

Google is rolling back its ban on cryptocurrency advertisements – following a similar move made by Facebook earlier this summer, CNBC reports.

Google's Chrome OS operating system is getting more interesting with every passing month as of late — but figuring out how to optimize a Chromebook for your workflow isn't always obvious, especially if you're used to a more traditional desktop platform.

While Halloween is on the horizon, October isn't only about horror movies and shows for Netflix.

Move forward and time advances. Move backwards and time rewinds.

In October 2017, a pair of treasure-hunting metal detectorists made an extraordinary discovery near a Swiss lake: a sculpted bronze hand with a gold cuff dating back some 3,500 years.

Yes, it’s like reading chicken entrails, but all of the chicks seem to be peeping in unison.

As the mirrorless camera battle reaches a turning point, three entrants are teaming up to help their cameras stand out.

Luckily for all of us, the HomePod is no longer quite the disappointment it once was.

Stephen Totilo and Chris Person are playing the (possibly) soon-to-be-delisted PixelJunk SideScroller over on Twitch.

No, protesting programmers are not removing code from Linux; there are no purges of politically incorrect Linux kernel developers.

New ad blocker update boosts users' privacy and security with JS execution master switch.

At the tail-end of 2017, Apple announced that it was buying music discovery service Shazam for $400 million.

A trademark application filed in the US suggests that Led Zeppelin is about to launch its own streaming service called The Led Zeppelin Experience, reports LedZepNews.

Fujifilm has just taken the wraps off of the new GFX-50R medium format camera, but that’s not the only thing it has coming for fans of big digital sensors.

Alexa skill developers will now be able to sell “consumables” within their voice apps, aka Alexa skills, Amazon announced this morning.

On Monday, the founders of Instagram announced they were leaving to focus on new opportunities.

Microsoft released Office 2019 for Windows and macOS this week, the latest version of its regular, non-subscription productivity suite.

If Tinder was hoping to bring its feud with Bumble to a quick end, it's not helping matters.

When Salesforce bought Mulesoft last spring for the tidy sum of $6.

It looks like nobody’s going to be shooting a Yellowstone grizzly bear for sport this year after all.

Bleximo, a startup that aims to build ‘quantum accelerators’ — basically quantum-based application-specific integrated circuits — today announced that it has raised a $1.

“I see a festival that never ends, where you can be whatever you want to be.

The ongoing dispute between Apple and Qualcomm continues as Qualcomm seeks to add new charges to a current lawsuit it's pursuing against Apple.

Back in March, we asked the question “Are corporations that use Wikipedia giving back?” The answer was kind of, sort of, with one key exception, noting, “Apple, Facebook, Microsoft and Google all contributed around $50,000 by matching employee gifts.

Recently, there have been sightings of a new mythical Pokémon in the popular mobile game Pokémon Go.

This past Saturday, something pretty weird happened in Pokémon Go: immediately after the monthly "Community Day" event came to a close, a strange, new, never-before-seen Pokémon showed up.

Air Force saved over $1B on copter buy, awarded just before time ran out.

Google’s Accelerated Mobile Pages project has been controversial since it first rolled out in 2015.

Tinder in India is now rolling out a new feature that allows women to make the first move.

No matter which platform you use, we all have one thing in common: our PCs never have enough USB ports.

No matter which platform you use, we all have one thing in common: our PCs never have enough USB ports.

When I was a child I had a fake soda can with a screw off top for hiding change.

It took a while but Kodak is finally releasing its Ektachrome color reversal film, beloved by analog photographers and filmmakers alike.

Facebook likes to outsource its most egregious issues, and weeding out the platform’s gruesome and graphic content is no exception.

Total War: Rome II has responded to the recent influx of negative Steam reviews concerning female generals: “Female characters appear throughout the game, but have between a 10 and 15% chance of appearing as recruitable generals for some of the playable factions.

Another European data protection agency has reported a sharp rise in the numbers of complaints since the EU updated its privacy framework four months ago, when GDPR came into force, updating regional data protection rules and introducing much higher penalties for privacy violations.

The ability to remember every moment of your life sounds like an amazing proposition, but for the very few people who actually have this ability, it comes at a cost.

Three cameras is better than two, and way better than one, right?.

LinkedIn's target market is HR folks to talent and acquisition managers.

"Hey Mercedes. " "How old is Maury Povich?" The automaker's MBUX infotainment system which makes its debut in the A-Class thinks for a few moments and then informs me that the day-time talk show host and collector of human DNA is 79 years ol.

Twitter has released a new moderation policy explicitly banning dehumanizing speech.

Micro-engine has potential to be as efficient as allowed by laws of physics.

Whether you’re trying to figure out how many students are attending your lectures or how many evil aliens have taken your Space Force brethren hostage, Wi-Fi can now be used to count them all.

Today, the beloved adventure game Professor Layton and the Curious Village is out for both iOS and Android.

The inside of a Series 4 doesn't look anything like the inside of the Series 3.

In March of last year, Stephen Colbert stepped out onto the Late Show stage and kicked off a monologue over the twinkle of a keyboard.

How many times have you called into a company, answered a bunch of preliminary questions about the purpose of your call, then found that those answers didn’t make their way to the CSR who ultimately took your call.

Futuristic headlines here in the year 2018 might make you ask “why?” But back in the 1950s, illustrators in Detroit were asking “why not?” And perhaps nothing demonstrates that thinking better than this comic strip from 1958 by Arthur Radebaugh.

It’s not going to set any world records, but this robotic Rubik’s Cube that’s filled with electronics and tiny electric motors is actually more impressive than watching someone race through the puzzle in a few seconds because it can solve itself without any assistance—aside from a human messing it up in the first place….

Twitter says it’s going to change the way it creates rules regarding the use of its service to also now include community feedback.

Airbnb, Uber, Lyft, Warby Parker and a long list of other startups of the 21st century have appointed C-level employees to roles focused exclusively on data science.

Snapchat is a college favorite more than high school phenomenon. Only 20 percent of Snapchat’s US users are under 18, down from 22 percent in 2016 as some of its early adopters have now aged up and headed to college.

Eight years after Apple's iPhone 4 Antennagate fiasco, we are seeing complaints from iPhone XS and XS Max users that Wi-Fi and cellular reception and performance isn't living up to expectations.

Smart sprinklers are a great way to save money watering, help the environment, and ensure you have the optimal care for your yard.

Comixology’s original series program isn’t just bringing completely new stories to the digital storefront, but interesting new collaborations with other publishers.

The November midterms are just weeks away, and following efforts from Instagram and Twitter to engage users in the voting process, Snapchat has now joined the fold.

Over the weekend, this weird-looking Pokemon began popping up in Pokémon Go.

Laptop deals are harder to come by than the seemingly endless flow of SSD, graphics card, and display deals.

The partnership between Salesforce and AWS is evolving to give mutual customers more private connection points for analytics and data sharing.

Though Twitter has a policy against hateful conduct, which prohibits threats of violence against others based on factors like their race, ethnicity or sexual orientation, the platform has come under frequent criticism for what it still allows on its.

DevOps automation service Chef today announced a number of new integrations with Microsoft Azure.

Valkyria Chronicles 4 is a game of extremes. Its romantic attitude towards soldiers clashes with a desire to tell a tale of mass violence and corpse-laden battlefields.

The builders of the Nasca Lines cared for their sick, even when times got tough.

People paralyzed because of spinal cord injuries could one day be able to walk again, thanks to an implant that helps send "lost signals" from the brain to leg muscles.

Fujifilm is introducing its second hybrid instant camera, and it comes with a feature that might sound very out of place on its Instax line: video recording.

Vector has received a patent for its liquid oxygen-propylene rocket engine.

Firefox Monitor is a new service from Mozilla that you can use to check whether your personal information has been compromised by any of the numerous data breaches that occur every year.

Tencent security researcher hacks hotel without authorization and publishes a blog post about it containing unredacted information.

Mark of the Ninja: Remastered will hit Switch on October 9. It’s also coming to PS4, Xbox One, and PC, but those release dates haven’t yet been confirmed.

iPhone XS Max scores top marks for its display, "considerably outperforming all its rivals".

Earlier this year, Mozilla announced Firefox Monitor, a service that tells you if your online accounts were hacked in a recent data breach.

At a Photokina that’s set to be dominated by mirrorless full-frame cameras that cost thousands of dollars, Fujifilm has announced something even more advanced, opulent, and headline-grabbing: the 51.

A year after being purchased by the world’s largest lock company, August is starting to share the smart tech that made its original lock stand out.

The HP Tango X, a compact home printer which is trying incredibly hard to be contemporary and relevant, is actually pretty cool.

The GFX 50R isn't the only new camera Fujifilm is unveiling at Photokina 2018.

After a few months of testing, Mozilla has launched its free Firefox Monitor service that notifies users when their credentials are stolen as part of a data breach.

Yale and August are no stranger to the smart lock; both companies have done various versions of it before, often with the assistance of third parties like Google's Assistant or Amazon's Alexa.

We’re still seeing a trend of the reintroduction of vinyl in the audio market as evidenced by Denon’s release of two new turntables, the DP-450USB and DP-400 at the 2018 CEDIA show in San Diego.

Two years ago, Fujifilm made a fateful decision to skip over full-frame mirrorless cameras and go bigger with the medium-format GFX-50S.

The American Customer Sentiment Index highlights a bevy of moving parts in the PC industry, but overall Microsoft's frequent update approach to Windows is paying off.

For the most part, robot arms are something we see only in factories -- or, you know, in dopey sci-fi cartoons.

An intriguing new rumor hints at the timeframe of the Black Widow movie.

Macworld reader Carah received an error messages from Photos in macOS I’d never seen before—but which is fortunately easily diagnosed and solved.

At its Photokina 2018 presentation, Fujifilm took a moment to tease an extreme addition to its X-Mount series of lenses: the XF33mm F1 R.

Just about everything you might want to know about what Google’s upcoming Pixel 3 looks like has been leaked, and we still have two weeks to go until the official unveiling event.

So far, the trailers for Fantastic Beasts: The Crimes of Grindelwald haven’t so much actually shown us, well, the crimes of Grindelwald, as they have the ephemera surrounding them.

Alibaba may not be a household name in the US, but the Chinese e-commerce firm is one of the world’s largest: its online sales in 2015 were greater than Walmart, Amazon, and eBay combined.

LinkedIn may be best known as a place where people and organizations keep public pages of their professional profiles, using that as a starting point for networking, recruitment and more — a service that today that has racked up more than 575 million users, 20 million companies and 15 million active job listings.

Facebook is bringing Ad Breaks (the ads you see in the middle of videos on the platform) to 21 more countries, with support for five more languages.

Nomad’s Base Station is a Qi charging pad that’s able to charge two wireless devices simultaneously with enough power to enable fast charging on handsets from Apple, Samsung, LG and others.

Google makes search more visual and brings its Discovery feed to Google on all mobile browsers.

At Photokina 2018, full-frame mirrorless take center stage. This year has seen Sony, the early pioneer in this category, introduce its critically acclaimed A7 III, which was swiftly followed by Nikon and Canon announcing their long-awaited offerings as well.

Following the "majority studio closure" of Telltale Games last week, the future of many of its planned projects has been up in the air.

Salesforce's idea to provide a 360 degree view of the customer isn't exactly new, but the company maintains its execution will be different.

Salesforce and Amazon’s cloud arm, AWS, have had a pretty close relationship for some time, signing a $400 million deal for infrastructure cloud services in 2016, but today at Dreamforce, Salesforce’s massive customer conference taking place this week in San Francisco, they took it to another level.

Apple showed off many new features of the new iPhone during its “Gather round” event earlier this month, but there’s one major update that didn’t make it to the main stage.

The company detailed the new features as part of its Fall 2018 release during Salesforce's Dreamforce event being held in San Francisco this week.

Vacuuming is one of the most hated household chores. Here are your best choices for outsourcing it to some automated help.

Fitbit's multi-day battery life isn't just about lasting longer, it's about tracking valuable data while most Apple Watches are sitting on their chargers.

We know Leica is planning to announce some cameras at Photokina 2018, but before it gets to that, the company has revealed a new app for owners of its current shooters.

Don't miss a postseason pitch, read our cord-cutter's guide to the 2018 MLB playoffs and the World Series.

Introduced by Panasonic’s imaging boss Yosuke Yamane at Photokina 2018, the Panasonic Lumix S series is the latest contender in the rapidly crowding full-frame mirrorless camera race.

Now that Canon and Nikon are eager to get a piece of the mirrorless camera market, Sony is letting it be known that it isn't slowing down its efforts in the space anytime soon.

Mark Zuckerberg was quick to realize that Facebook, the largest social network in the world, doesn’t have a monopoly on all users nor can it bank on holding its position as top dog forever.

Symantec says that some previous financial results will need to be revised.

Following the launch of the L-Mount alliance, Panasonic has launched a pair of full-frame L-Mount mirrorless cameras, the 47-megapixel Lumix S1 and 24-megapixel S1R.

Server sabotage resulted in 17 days of delay in US Army Reserve pay.

Researchers say that despite high-profile breaches caused by irresponsible open-source software use, the enterprise is still failing to control corporate network security.

The whole point of Uber is to make getting from A to B as easy and convenient as possible, but when things go awry (which can include anything from confusing cleaning fees to allegations of harassment) getting in touch with an actual human on Uber's.

It is a day that ends in “y” so it must be time once again to second-guess Apple’s strategy.

Devil May Cry is back. The combat is a blast, the dialogue is irreverent and snappy, and the game looks terrific.

For years Google has warned users about natural disasters by incorporating alerts from government agencies like FEMA into apps like Maps and Search.

A group of Estonian technologists use a giant printer capable of producing images at building scale.

Hey, good morning! You look fabulous. This morning, we're taking a peek inside Apple's latest wearable and getting prepared for Photokina.

This year’s Tokyo Game Show is over. But our memories of its cosplay will live on and on.

Users will soon be able to sign in to business apps with their face, fingerprint or PIN rather than use a password.

For all the marketing around B2B electronic payment platforms, many of which are based on blockchain, there are few actual users of the technology – even though it  purports to reduce the time needed to send, clear and settle global payments from days to seconds.

Apple’s deal with Salesforce is profoundly important in terms of the company’s continued push into enterprise IT – CNBC calls it “so big, you should have to pay more for both”.

In the face of plummeting profits, British newspapers are trying to squeeze compensation out of tech giants that are raking in billions of ad dollars off the back of their content.

One of the early Photokina 2018 announcements has been Leica’s sly unveiling of its upcoming S3 medium format shooter.

Open source software is now a $14 billion+ market and growing fast, in use in one way or another in 95 percent of all enterprises.

The autonomous network can be transported to disaster-stricken areas in only two suitcases.

Kathleen Hall Jamieson is a prominent political scientist and professor of communications at the University of Pennsylvania.

Pilot fish who's writing software for embedded systems gets a college intern -- and when it comes to work experience, this one mostly just doesn't work out.

14TB, the amount of data that can be held by Seagate’s latest flagship $600 IronWolf Pro, is a whole lot of digital stuff.

Sikur garnered attention with its reportedly hack-resistant GranitePhone back in 2015, but the follow-up has been a long time in coming -- it only just announced a follow-up in February.

While at the Tokyo Game Show, I checked out a trio of fighters based on anime games, including Kill la Kill: IF, My Hero: One’s Justice and Jump Force.

What is XaaS? Cloud computing has gone mainstream, with most enterprises adopting  infrastructure as a service (IaaS), software as a service (SaaS) or platform as a service (PaaS) as part of their IT portfolios.

The hulking Asus ROG Strix GeForce RTX 2080 shows how Nvidia’s graphics card partners can still stand out from the crowd in an era when Nvidia’s making it harder than ever to shine.

Panasonic, Leica and Sigma have joined forces to create the L-Mount alliance for full-frame and APS-C sensor cameras to better compete against Nikon, Canon and Sony.

Program a robotic toy to move and you could be hooked on coding for life.

Sundar Pichai, the CEO of Google, will appear at a private meeting with Republican lawmakers on the Capitol Hill on Friday, September 28th, following recent allegations that the company had previously censored search results.

If you’ve even vaguely considered applying to be a TechCrunch Top Pick at Disrupt Berlin 2018, which takes place on 29-30 November, you need to act now.

OYO, the India-based startup that operates a network of budget hotels, has pulled in $1 billion in new funding to grow its business in China and expand into other international markets.

You only rarely hear SoundCloud positively associated with the words "internet superstar," but the music sharing platform helps a lot of creators get their work out there.

Lawyers play out new privacy scenarios created by the Series 4's auto-alert feature.