Is the Metaverse worth it? Here's the good, the bad, and the future of the nascent technology.

Slackers Beware: Workspace admins can now see the bandwidth of individual call participants in Google Meet.

The company is moving to a hybrid working model in which staff will be expected to come into the office three days a week.

The move follows Apple's decision last week to stop exporting new products into the country's sales channels.

Employees must still be vaccinated or have "approved accommodations" in order to access the sites.

Both Hangouts in Gmail on desktop and the Hangouts mobile apps will redirect to Chat, with no ability to opt out.

The CEO took to Facebook to announce some new company values that align with the rebrand to Meta earlier this year.

Google has issued a patch for a high-severity zero-day vulnerability that is being exploited in the wild right now.

Tap to Pay will be coming to iPhones later in 2022 - but is it the 'Square killer' some are making it out to be?

Paying with iPhones could be about to get a lot easier, for both customers and businesses.

According to the WA Attorney General's investigation, Amazon kept prices artificially high for some third-party sellers.

Google's proposal would get rid of cookies and instead assign just five advertising "topics" to a user each week.

Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky is living and working out of Airbnbs to highlight the benefits of remote workplaces.

The metaverse has got a lot of hype recently, but which companies are involved, and who's spending the big bucks on projects?

The tactics used to dissuade workers from voting to unionize were so aggressive that the vote will have to be recast.

With Omicron lurking, Apple becomes the latest tech company to shy away from setting a hard back-to-office deadline.

An internal memo from Google's leadership sets out a plan for unvaccinated staff to be put on leave before being fired.

At least 600 Google employees have now signed a letter calling for staff to "oppose the mandate as a matter of principle".

The Dept. of Defense has asked tech companies to bid for the JWCC, which will replace the JEDI contract scrapped in July.

Users can now buy merch and products directly from a Group they're in or locate other member-recommended products.

The paid-for service starts officially in spring 2022, but early adopters can sign up to the beta for free.