Nintendo is teaming up with Tencent to launch its popular Switch console in China, but it may have a tough time winning over gamers more used to playing on their mobiles.
Four workers who were recently fired from Google are planning to file unfair labor practice charges against the company with the National Labor Relations Board.
Like thousands of others, Megha Mathur moved to the Indian city of Gurgaon for a coveted job in tech. She soon realized she wouldn't be able to live there very long. The pollution was so bad she had to check an air quality app on her phone several times a day to see whether it was safe to go outside without a mask.
Sundar Pichai, the current CEO of Google, will take over as CEO of Alphabet in addition to his current role, as Larry Page and Sergey Brin relinquish their executive roles at Google's parent company.
Huawei is facing a growing backlash in China after new details came to light in the case of a former employee who was arrested and jailed for 251 days following an unproven accusation of blackmail from the company.
Inside the new "Star Wars: Rise of the Resistance" ride at Disney World and Disneyland that could make or break Disney's $1 billion bet on Galaxy's Edge.
A US computer researcher appeared in federal court in Los Angeles on Monday, accused of advising North Korea how to use cryptocurrency to avoid sanctions, according to the United States Attorney's Office.
US trade officials proposed a wave of tariffs on French goods Monday as they released a report finding that a new French tax on digital services — affecting large American tech companies such as Facebook and Google — represents a barrier to trade.
UPDATE: US Customs and Border Protection, which is overseen by the Department of Homeland Security, said Thursday that it is no longer seeking a regulation change that would have enabled it to use facial-recognition technology to identify all people entering and leaving the United States, including US citizens. The change follows CBP consultation with Congress and privacy experts.
YouTube has prevented President Donald Trump from running a number of ads on its platform this election season, its CEO acknowledged on Sunday. But the exact reasons for the decisions are unclear, once again raising questions about the policies of YouTube and its parent company Google.
Facebook banned a British election video from the Conservative Party after the BBC complained that the footage distorted its journalism and could damage "perceptions of our impartiality."
Europe's top regulator is probing how Google and Facebook use data, opening the door to renewed scrutiny of the US tech companies' huge advertising businesses.
Gamers are getting excited about the next generation of PlayStation and Xbox. But those won't come out until next holiday season. In the meantime, the Nintendo Switch is reaping the rewards of video game players holding out for new gaming systems.
Facial recognition checks are about to become even more ubiquitous in China, as rules come into force requiring anyone registering a new mobile phone number to submit to facial scans.
Amazon has removed a number of Christmas ornaments featuring images of the Auschwitz concentration camps from sale, amid anger from the museum that manages the site.
Meng Wanzhou, the chief financial officer of Huawei, has been called the face of the US-China trade war. But for Huawei founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei, she is the daughter he praises for her year of "suffering."
It's been a brutal year for data breaches and tech gadget hacks. Technology has unquestionably made life easier in many ways, but being connected to the internet opens up a whole host of concerns.
