Dozens of Facebook employees are staging a virtual walkout today, marking the biggest protest in the company's history.

Amazon has slashed its affiliate rates as much as 70%. Suddenly, every other affiliate program out there is looking good.

It might seem harmless but there's a shady mix of opportunism and ambition behind Facebook's acquisition of Giphy.

Facebook and Shopify have launched Shops and Balance, respectively, to help small businesses sell online during coronavirus

The smartwatch market apparently isn't taking the pandemic hit, as shipments have increased 20% in the first quarter of 2020.

Amazon's vice president, Tim Bray, has resigned from the online retail company, citing the dismissal of protesting employees.

Facebook has announced some big video-based changes, including Messenger Rooms for group video calls with up to 50 people.

Google is working on a new debit card. However, success isn't guaranteed — it needs to be slick, easy, and widely available.

Amazon gives warehouse staff poor protection while also firing organizing staff, despite making more money than ever.

Facebook launched a dedicated gaming app to the world that is designed to compete with Twitch and YouTube for gaming content.

The budget-friendly iPhone SE looks a lot like the iPhone 8, but with a better processor and cheaper price: $399.

Amazon has announced that it plans to cut its affiliate rates significantly, despite the company making more money than ever.

Google's announced it's making Stadia Pro free for everyone for two months, to help ease everyone's new housebound lifestyle.

With fake news spreading online and being used in scams, many tech companies are tackling the problem head on.

A year ago today, Apple launched its credit card. However, we've heard precious little about it since. What happened?

With many of us working from home for the coming weeks, we explain how to set up a second screen using a tablet or your TV.

We expected Google to reveal the new Pixel 4a and release Android 11 at the conference. So what happens now?

Project Baseline is a coronavirus initiative spearheaded by Google's parent, Alphabet, but what is it, and what will it do?

Apple announces new iPad Pro and MacBook Air models, promising faster performance and improved keyboards.

The coronavirus outbreak has already had a substantial effect on the world, and the tech industry is far from excluded.

Apple has reportedly been fined $1.2 billion by the French competition authority for anti-competitive practices.