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

Google has delayed the end to third-party cookies until 2023, citing pushback from the UK's competition regulator.

Shopify is planning to launch its own affiliate marketing program, linking up small businesses with big publishers.

We round up the best deals on Amazon's own-brand products on Prime Day, allowing you to save up to 50% on some devices.

The collaborative productivity platform is incredibly popular with businesses around the world, and can now be used for free.

Together, all five bills are a grab-bag of the best ways to break up monopolies, in theory creating a fairer playing field.

With a hardware success, Facebook would finally get the end-run it always wanted around Apple and Google's operating systems.

How flexible should be work after the pandemic? Apple, Facebook, and Amazon aren't exactly on the same page.

Amazon has announced the date for its next big sale, with discounts on thousands of items for Amazon Prime members.

The long running free photo storage ends today, leaving users with a 15GB cap – although Google will sell you more storage.

The tech giant acquired the popular production studio for a significant $8.45 billion.

Android 12 includes a huge Wear OS update, better photos, and the ability to turn your phone into your car keys.

Under new terms, Facebook gains access to WhatsApp data including phone numbers, mobile device info, and transaction data.

A class action complaint questions the marketing of Apple's iPhone and the way it tests its products' water resistance.

The 11-inch iPad Pro starts at $799, while the new iMac starts at $1,299. They're impressive.

Users have been asking for this function for a decade.

The new criteria could bring clarity to mobile app security in the future.

The tech giant might have a new smart home flagship.

Apple's world wide developers conference looks set to offer new software with iOS 15, and possibly some new hardware?

Google Meet's 24 hour meeting duration was supposed to end in March, but will now last until June.

Mark Zuckerberg, Jack Dorsey, and Sundar Pichai all appeared before congress today to talk about the growing concern.