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During a keynote at its annual developer conference, Apple took the wraps off several new products, including updates to its various operating systems.

It's already possible to use a digital assistant with the Xbox One games consoles, but your options are quite limited.

Just days after Google inadvertently listed “Nazism” as one of the ideologies of the California Republican party, Rep. Devin Nunes (R.-Calif) warned that the search giant and other tech heavyweights could face hearings over alleged anti-conservative bias.

A Snapchat exchange following the road death of a black man in Louisiana is sparking outrage across social media, USA Today reports.

I used to be an avid Amazon shopper. But some things have happened recently that’s made me question my loyalty to the retail giant. And to be honest, I’m not sure if I can trust them any longer.

WWDC is just around the corner, but if you're hoping for a new MacBook Pro, don't hold your breath. Even though it'll probably only be a CPU bump, there are two significant problems with the current MacBook Pro that have been ignored for too long now.

Apple's annual developer conference starts Monday. At the widely watched event, the tech giant is expected to show off new versions of its operating systems and give a glimpse of where the company is headed in the future.

Facebook responded late Sunday to a news report that it struck agreements with at least 60 phone and other device manufacturers and gave them extensive access to its users’ personal information.

The North Carolina Republican lawmaker, whose Google results Friday yielded a photo of her with the word “bigot” across the bottom, fired back on Saturday, saying the tech company’s apology “rang a bit hollow.”

Is it possible to stop Facebook from tracking me wherever I go on the web so they can show me privacy-invading targeted ads?

Google search results for a Republican politician from North Carolina on Friday displayed a photo of the woman with the word “bigot” written across the bottom before it was taken down.

Facebook is retiring Trending—the box that displayed all the latest news—because, it says, the feature had outlived its usefulness.

Google came under fire on Thursday after an error in its Knowledge Panel listed "Nazism" as the ideology of the California Republican Party.

Google will not seek another contract for Project Maven, a controversial military program that uses artificial intelligence to improve drone targeting, according to Gizmodo.

Have smartphone, will travel. Nowadays, your phone may operate in many different countries, or you can easily stick a SIM card into the slot and pick up a local data plan. Another option is to keep your phone off and only use Wi-Fi whenever you find it. In short, your phone is still useful when you travel, and you can access your apps in seaports and souks around the globe.

Apple Inc. prides itself on selling devices rather than relying on ads.

Imagine American soldiers in the mountains of Afghanistan, pinned down by enemy fire, the terrain too dangerous for a helicopter rescue mission.

A man in Memphis thought he was getting a great deal when he spent $930 on two iPhones, only to get a surprise when he opened the boxes.

With more than 30,000 skills now available for Amazon Alexa, figuring out the one that will best fulfill your request can be a challenge.

Apple's annual developer conference starts next week, kicking off with a keynote address on Monday. At the widely watched event, the tech giant is expected to show off new versions of its operating systems and give a glimpse of where the company is headed in the future.