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A Teams update, coming this month, should fix one of the platform's most frustrating features when it comes to video chats.

President Joe Biden reportedly uses a $7,000 Zoom setup for all the video calls coming into the Oval Office.

Google's auto-generated permissions list offers an accurate look at the data that apps collect.

The new functionality is already rolling out, giving marketers an easy way to livestream company events.

Log4Shell is the worst vulnerability, a new report says, with over 11 million active exploitation attempts tracked.

For eight months, Meta.is has tried to settle the issue, but the company formerly known as Facebook wasn't having any of it.

The new app has community forums, timeline posting, stories, private messaging, and other social media features.

Snapchat is launching a web-based version of its popular messaging app. Could Zoom have competition?

The court date, now confirmed to take place in October, could see Elon Musk forced to complete the $44 billion takeover deal.

A lawsuit could force the tech giant to reimburse card issuers, and open up other digital wallet options to iPhone users.

According to a new report by Internet 2.0, TikTok has been using "aggressive" tactics to collect user data.

Slack's first ever price hike will come into effect on September 1st, as well as new features for free users.

San Francisco's office vacancy rates are rising, as it is in other cities - and the economic impact is already being felt.

The figure is up 12% from last summer, according to small business network Alignable, who conducted the survey.

Sality, a peer-to-peer botnet, is spreading through fake advertisements for "password crackers", according to researchers.

The cryptocurrency market has been suffering significantly in 2022, and many who invested a lot are in trouble.

Microsoft Teams is planning to add yet another great feature to improve collaboration and involvement in meetings.

At the time of writing, two malicious apps "Funny Camera" and "Razer Keyboard & Theme" are still at large.

Remote working has provided a lifeline to millions of US workers. But are WFH benefits worth sacrificing higher wages?

Google Meet attendees won't even need a Miro account to start and save a board within their team video call.

Buying ads on Google won't find an audience that isn't on Google. Should businesses change their strategy?