Mehreen Kasana

In typical Apple style, the company is hoping it can offer a podcast experience so good people will pay for it.

Deepfake text manipulation has the power to throw governmental agencies off, a Harvard medical student has shown.

Jeff Bezos' empire, which has opposed unionization for years now, is going to face a rough battle in February.

Bumble defends the move, saying that it wanted to prevent "misuse." But some users say that the dating app is "protecting" right-wing insurrectionists.

Game changer for Netflix.

No fun.

As concerns around WhatsApp privacy soared, Signal witnessed an influx of installs via Play Store.

Here's exactly when the sweet treat arrives.

Forget backdoor entry. With the right kind of method, law enforcement authorities and other agencies can access your data without your permission.

You might think hacking hardware is creative experimentation. Nintendo, on the other hand, doesn't agree.

Way longer battery life? Check. More colors? Check. No silly stems? Check!

When? January 14 at 10:00 a.m. ET. Where? Practically everywhere.

The company says it has identified members affiliated with hate groups and have banned them from the network.

Despite hurdles posed by COVID-19, the company's sustainability initiative at CES 2021 is going strong.

A disinformation campaign related to the 2020 presidential election operated without trouble on YouTube despite its claims to do better.

Juicero failed big time. Could ColdSnap convert naysayers into fans of pod machines?

High tech yoga was once laughed off as a frivolous purchase. The pandemic, however, could change its public image.

The company says the tag violates Peloton community guidelines.

Recruiters rely on algorithms to find the "perfect" candidate. But critics worry algorithms are unreliable and biased.

Banking is difficult. Digital banking doubly so.