The Fremont Police Chief was not having it and there are receipts.

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Chinese officials and Huawei marry good ideas for the New IP with cyber sovereignty and an internet killswitch.

It's a great development for iOS users. But the Android crowd has a legitimate reason to be unhappy.

The company claims the employee was fired for refusing to self-quarantine. He disagrees.

Previously the agency only asked carriers to do so, but now they must by June 2021.

Grocery stores have been limiting capacity in order to support social distancing.

Some users claim their Netflix, Spotify and other accounts were hacked after downloading the video-calling app.

The company has come under pressure from guests and hosts alike who've been left out of pocket as travel bans ramp up and appetite for travel evaporates.

Zoom is rapidly gaining in popularity but how the company handles user data is still worrying opaque.

The annual sales bonanza is still on track despite the ongoing global health crisis.

Law enforcement can currently access “abandoned” phones at will.

Third-party developers can now bake the feature right into their service.

The popular Best Memes account posted fake tweets purporting to be from Trump and Obama.

Factories have ground to a halt and GE is laying off staff to cut costs in the face of the ongoing coronavirus crisis.

Employees at the Amazon-owned grocery chain will stage a mass walkout in protest at the company's lack of COVID-19 interventions.

The best Chrome OS laptop on the market will set you back $999 when it goes on sale on April 6.

Positioned as a defense of personal freedoms, the site enables people in the U.S. to download designs for deadly weapons and freely share them.

There won't be many people buying a new $1,000 iPhone. Especially not one that doesn't work when you're wearing a face mask.

The investments are almost nothing from the $500 billion company.