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Microsoft's new tool for virtual presentations is due to be rolled out this August.

Following in the footsteps of Apple and Google, the platform is strengthening its commitment to digital wellbeing.

With inflation on the rise, fewer consumers are shelling out for a $349 smart display. But businesses might.

It's not the only update that has already gone live or is expected to arrive in the future. Here are the details to know.

One benefit to the service? Vivaldi won't track your online behavior, unlike other top browsers on the market.

Researchers have also observed an additional credential-stealing malware being used as a follow-up payload.

The announcement is the latest curveball to be slung into the industry, one that's already rife with uncertainty.

The VPN company says it can no longer operate servers in the country without compromising its no logs policy.

Telegram denies handing over user data, despite a longstanding appeal from German police forces.

The announcement comes shortly after the platform attracted the ire of its users by raising fees.

LastPass is the first password manager on the market to switch to passwordless tech — but hopefully not the last.

New data laws in India require VPNs to save user information for at least five years, so ExpressVPN is removing its servers.

When Apple first revealed its Tap to Pay feature, some media outlets called it the "Square-killer." Times have changed.

Plus, 61% reported paying ransoms to get their stolen data back, up from the global average of 46%.

52% of SMBs have dealt with a rent increase within the past six months, with many seeing rent rise more than 20%.

Musk told Tesla executive staff that they must return to work. However, these stats show that his demands are out of date.

The long-rumored move comes at the end of a long line of name changes and app shakeups over the last few years.

Since Ukraine was invaded, the Russian government & Kremlin-affiliated entities have spent big on the privacy tech.

More than half of workers surveyed also said they'd refuse a job offer if audio/video recordings were a pre-requisite.

The survey found that 22.9% of workers said working remotely was "hugely better" than they'd expected.

The fintech team-up will give millions of customers the option to buy now and pay later when checking out with Stripe.