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The deal is worth $27.7 billion, making it the largest acquisition in Salesforce's long history of snatching up companies.

The event will take place on Wednesday, August 11th and is expected to launch new smartwatches and foldable smartphones.

Everyone's favorite video conferencing platform has acquired Five9, ramping up its enterprise business offerings.

Microsoft is making Windows virtual, with businesses able to pay to access a computer in the cloud.

After a generous free period for Google Meet calls over an hour, the company is starting to charge users for them again.

Microsoft Teams receives a couple of new additions, with a walkie talkie function, and some classic Microsoft backgrounds

Apple needs subscribers and live sports events come with a huge built-in audience.

No throttling, more transparency, and fewer early termination fees? That's all good news.

Twitter will be creating user grievance reports and setting up an India office.

The most popular scam apps were downloaded over 500,000 times each.

BePerk is a new social media network that looks to create a healthy and safe platform away from the typical toxicity

Facebook is toying with a new service that includes letting users report their friends for perceived extremist activity

Facebook-owned social media app Instagram claims to be expanding beyond just photos, looking to branch into shopping

Investment app Robinhood is facing a $70 million dollar fine due to their recent behavior toward their customers

A judge has ruled that Facebook is to face a sex trafficking lawsuit after its platform was used for illegal activity

An Australian regulator has decided that Apple's Airtag contains batteries too small for children's safety

Shopify has announced businesses that use its App Store platform will get to keep their first $1 million, commission-free

Encrypted voice calling app Telegram has finally introduced group video chats onto their platform.

Carnival Cruise has been a victim of a massive data leak, exposing customer and employee information alike.

The days of "bro culture" and over-the-top visions might be gone and, in their place, we might get better companies.

Startup businesses have become more focused and don't want to change the world anymore — and that may be a good thing