While Google's latest smartphone, the Pixel 4, got top billing at a major launch event in New York on Tuesday, the unveiling of an AI-enhanced recording and transcribing app was perhaps the biggest surprise of the day.
"League of Legends" has brought in cash for Riot Games for nearly 10 years now. The developer announced it will bring "League" to mobile, console, and create a fighter, shooter and card game.
Monday was supposed to be an exciting day for Libra. Its governance organization, the Libra Association, held an inaugural meeting to select members for its leadership team — a critical milestone for the Facebook-developed cryptocurrency project.
WeWork has a new problem: It's taking 2,300 phone booths out of service at its rental offices in the United States and Canada because they may have elevated levels of formaldehyde, a carcinogen.
Access to medical care is not always easy in sub-Saharan Africa. But new technologies are helping to breakdown the barriers preventing medicines from reaching remote populations.
Google has met few daring ideas it doesn't like. But three years ago, the idea of a self-driving bicycle was just too much. It mocked the concept of an autonomous bicycle in an April Fools' Day video. Why would anyone need a bike that rode itself?
Fortnite came back online Tuesday after a two-day outage while its next iteration was prepped. Users went into a panic Sunday afternoon when the landscape in the game blew up, dragging players into a black hole.
A fake video that depicts in extremely graphic fashion President Trump attacking and shooting his critics and media outlets does not violate YouTube's policies against content that incites violence because it is "purely fictional," the company told CNN Business Monday.
For months, gadget blogs and even Google itself have teased so many photos and videos and details about the Pixel 4 that one prominent tech publication called it "the most-leaked phone ever."
Blizzard said it will shorten Hong Kong esports player "Blitzchung"'s ban to six months and return the prize money to him. But it stands by its decision to penalize "Blitzchung" for shouting a Hong Kong protest slogan.
In the latest struggle for an American company to navigate the tricky waters of doing business in China, Apple CEO Tim Cook defended his company's decision to pull a map app that Hong Kong protesters had used to track police.
President Donald Trump has joined the Amazon-owned video game streaming service Twitch as part of his 2020 re-election campaign. But Trump has well-known long-standing animosity with Amazon and its founder Jeff Bezos and has railed against violent video games in the past.
