Disney's streaming service arrives in Europe as coronavirus forces people to stay indoors
Disney+ is now available in most European countries, however it won't launch in France for another two weeks.
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Instagram has a new way for people isolated by coronavirus to connect: sharing posts via video chat
Facebook has been one of the most proactive companies in responding to the outbreak of the coronavirus.
The new iPad Pro got a nice upgrade, and it makes a tempting laptop replacement
The iPad Pro has new cameras, a lidar sensor for improved augmented reality experiences, plenty of power and, yes, finally works with Bluetooth mice. It can totally replace your laptop.
Pressure is rising to postpone the Olympics
Billions of dollars are at stake. Japan has pumped at least $12 billion of investment into the 2020 Tokyo Olympic games, not to mention the losses that would be incurred by sponsors, broadcasters and others.
Robinhood offers credits to some customers, says it fixed engineering issues after outages
Robinhood is looking to rebuild trust with users by offering credits to some customers affected by recent trading outages
SoftBank strategy shifts from long-term domination to short-term survival as Vision Fund prepares for global downturn
Extended coronavirus vaccines could hit many of the Vision Fund's largest investments, including Uber, Didi, Grab and WeWork, particularly hard as consumers stay home.
Amazon gives part-time warehouse workers paid time off after a group of them fought for it
It comes as legislators and workers have called out Amazon for failing to provide paid leave.
Facebook has moved fast during coronavirus outbreak, and it could restore the company's reputation
Over the past few weeks, Facebook has been quick to launch a number of efforts to help combat the spread of the coronavirus, creating some much needed goodwill for the often embattled social media company.
Apple granted tariff exemption for Apple Watch
Apple's request was approved in a letter posted to the USTR website dated last Friday.
How volunteers from tech companies like Amazon, Apple and Google built a coronavirus-tracking site in six days
Volunteers from Amazon, Alphabet and other tech companies worked with public health experts to set up a COVID-19 monitoring website.
Facebook is offering employees up to a month of paid leave to care for sick family members
Facebook has introduced new paid-time off programs that will allow employees to take up to a month away from work to care for sick relatives in light of the coronavirus outbreak.
Twitter pulls first quarter guidance due to coronavirus
Twitter said it expects a GAAP operating loss for the quarter.
These are our favorite apps for exercising at home if you can't get to a gym
Check out these apps if you can't get to a gym or don't have any equipment at home. You can workout using with classes for dancing, pilates, yoga and more.
Movie theater trade group doesn't expect studios to launch blockbusters on streaming platforms while cinemas are shut down
The president of the National Association of Theater Owners said studios won't be putting theatrical releases on home video while theaters are closed due to the coronavirus outbreak.
Door-to-door 'coronavirus tester' hoax circles the globe, boosted by local media and police departments
The rapid and international dissemination of the warnings shows how false or misleading information can end up in legitimate channels, NBC News reported.
Alphabet's Verily expands its coronavirus screening sites to two more California counties
Those in Lake Elsinore City in Riverside County and in Sacramento County can now be screened for the new coronavirus. The effort launched March 15 in San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.
Tech lenders push for a piece of the coronavirus, small-business bailout
Tech-focused lenders are lobbying to be part of a stimulus plan for small businesses hurting from the coronavirus slowdown.
IBM and White House to deploy supercomputer power to fight coronavirus outbreak
IBM is partnering with the White House to make a vast amount of supercomputing power available to help researchers stop the spreading coronavirus pandemic, according to the Trump administration.
As Silicon Valley orders everybody to shelter in place, tech execs navigate barking dogs, screaming kids and Zoom calls
With California residents now forced to stay home, tech execs are having to mix their personal and professional lives in new and sometimes awkward ways.
Facebook joins YouTube and Netflix in reducing video quality in Europe amid virus pandemic
Facebook is reducing video streaming quality in Europe to avoid straining the internet, as more people are forced to stay at home.
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