The $68.7bn deal is said to be a “game changer” by those who approved it.

Customers who have used the anime streaming service in the past three years are entitled to a payment.

Passkeys are now a default sign-in option on Google account holders - and they're significantly more secure than passwords.

The simple yet effective feature will help consumers make online buying decisions with new levels of confidence.

Whether you're looking to tackle burnout or get a good night sleep, these paid-for and free mental health apps can help.

As part of its AI initiative, Microsoft Team's facial recognition feature will be coming to desktops in December.

Disney Plus becomes the latest streaming services to take action against users sharing their passwords.

In a busy week for OpenAI, the research lab has finally enabled ChatGPT to browse the web for up-to-date answers.

With Alexa's new large language model (LLM), using the device could feel "just like talking to another human being."

Google Calendar went down and thousands of users were affected. Here's the latest updates and everything that happened.

The claims process is open, but not everyone who played Fortnite during the past six years is eligible for compensation.

You can now download Apple's latest mobile OS and these are the best new iOS 17 features to help you get stuff done at work.

The Apple Store is live after the iPhone 15 launch. Here's what you need to know about the Apple Store going down recently.

Zoom's CEO has waded into the Teams and Office unbundling war, saying the FTC should consider following the EU's lead

Microsoft has revealed plans to shelve legacy app WordPad, encouraging those who still use choose a different app.

The new TOS goes into effect on September 29, so you'll have until then to keep your biometric data to yourself.

Enterprise customers can soon get Teams all by itself for €5 per month, following a years-long EU antitrust probe.

Once installed, the feature can be used only by US-based merchants who already use Amazon's fulfillment network.

The tech giant has opposed bills of this kind in a number of different US states over the last decade - but not this time.

New chipset announcements from MediaTek and Qualcomm point to AI featuring heavily on next year's Android flagships.

With X's latest technical malfunction wiping millions of photos from the site, even owner Musk is questioning its future.