With 2019 soon coming to a close, Apple Music is offering us all a fun way to look back at our listening habits from the past year. It's called Apple Music Replay.
The Department of Defense's decision last month to award a massive cloud computing contract to Microsoft was a huge loss for rival Amazon. Amazon isn't going down without a fight.
America's first presidential impeachment process in the age of viral online politics began with out-of-context tweets, internet conspiracy theories and thousands of digital ads.
SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft test fired its emergency abort engines this week, indicating the vehicle could soon be ready for its final dress rehearsal before launching NASA astronauts into space.
Instagram is expanding its test to remove like counts globally. It was previously experimenting with hiding likes in select countries, including Canada and Australia.
It's a flip phone in an age when no one makes calls anymore. The camera isn't great. The battery life stinks. The screen is plastic. The processor is slow. It's superdupercrazy expensive (think an iPhone 11, then double that). But ... I kinda want the new Motorola Razr.
Midland, Texas, home of the boom in US oil and natural gas production, is more than 300 miles from the nearest Tesla store, but it feels even farther away: The projected growth in electric vehicle sales doesn't worry industry leaders.
Huawei's smartphone sales are going strong, but only in China. It's a huge blow for a company that just a few months ago was in pole position to overtake Samsung as the world's top smartphone seller.
Virgin Galactic, which recently became the world's first publicly traded space tourism venture, posted its inaugural earnings report Wednesday, which showed just how much money the company was bleeding before it was acquired by a venture capital firm.
So far this year, Facebook has shut down 5.4 billion fake accounts on its main platform, but millions likely remain, the social networking giant said Wednesday. That's compared to roughly 3.3 billion fake accounts removed in all of 2018.
Some of the leading artificial intelligence experts from Africa and South America have been denied visas to attend a major industry conference in Canada, dealing a setback to efforts to prevent bias from taking root in the new technology.
