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.

Coronavirus is bringing worker's rights issues to the forefront. But will they stick around once the pandemic is gone?

Apple reveals a known issue with the iPad Air 3, and a free repair program.

Google has announced a new program deisgned to manage fish stocks more sustainably to protect the planet and feed the world.

China is forcing Uighur Muslims to work in factories that supply a wide group of tech brands, according to a new report.

Even when the tech industry focuses on environmentalism, everyday people are left wonder: Is this actually helping?

More than 500 Chrome extensions have been removed after researchers discovered they were fronts for malvertising software.

Apple throttled the performance of phones with old batteries. France fined it $27 million.

In a recent tweet, Elon Musk told his 31 million followers to delete their Facebook accounts, calling it 'lame'.

A group of Chinese phone companies have joined forces in creating a rival to Google's Play Store - a potentially huge shift.

Apple's wearables division earned an "all-time record" in Apple's best quarter yet. Where is the success coming from?

Google is trialing a new artificially-intelligent photo service that will deliver ten physical prints to your door a month.

This weekend, Amazon employees put their jobs at risk to protest climate change, and it's not the first time this month.

Is there anything you can do to prevent your photos ending up on a facial recognition database these days?