Amazon debuted a public website on Thursday outlining the e-commerce giant's views on a range of hot-button political and social issues, adding momentum to a top executive's critique of the Trump administration this week.
After spending the day with CEO Elon Musk at the company's California headquarters, NASA chief Jim Bridenstine says he's now "very confident" in SpaceX's Crew Dragon spacecraft , indicating the two men are back on the same page after their crossfire last month about delays in the program.
The debate over Facebook's decision to allow President Trump's reelection campaign to pay to run false ads on its platform encapsulates the awkward moral, social and civil questions that have dogged the company since 2016.
Boeing and Porsche, meet George Jetson. The US aircraft giant and German sports car maker announced Thursday they are teaming up to "explore the premium urban air mobility market and the extension of urban traffic into airspace," through "a fully electric vertical takeoff and landing vehicle."
Tesla CEO Elon Musk has warned for years that increasingly intelligent machines will dominate humans and turn us into their pets. But if the latest AI-powered feature from his car company is any indication, we shouldn't worry.
Fortnite maker Epic Games CEO Tim Sweeney said that that if a famous Twitch streamer like Tfue or Ninja hypothetically shouted "Free Hong Kong," there would be no repercussions from Epic. That's despite Chinese tech giant Tencent's 40% stake in Epic.
A gunman who killed two people -- one outside a synagogue and one in a kebab shop -- in the German town of Halle on Wednesday appears to have streamed the attack live online.
Fitbit is pulling nearly all of its device manufacturing out of China amid a trade war between the world's two largest economies, in a rare move for a US tech company.
The European Union has warned that using too many parts from a single supplier could compromise 5G networks and leave them vulnerable to attack from state-backed hackers.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will testify before a House committee later this month as Congress scrutinizes the tech giant's plans for a digital currency.
American video game company Blizzard Entertainment is under fire from the global gaming community after it banned a Hong Kong player who called for a political "revolution" in the city.
Twitter "inadvertently" used phone numbers and email addresses its users provided for account security purposes to target ads, the company said Tuesday.
Facebook's original target launch date for the Libra cryptocurrency is still months away, but hurdles are mounting for the project as it tries to get off the ground.
The PS5 is coming nearly six years after the arrival of PlayStation 4, Sony confirmed on Tuesday. Its next console will launch in 2020 for the holiday season.
Inside its New York City office, Mirror executive Kailee Combs is doing bicep curls while standing on a yoga mat. She's looking directly into the immersive mirror that the startup sells.
Instagram is rolling out a dark mode option, the latest major app to latch onto the eye-strain-reducing, battery-saving, chic-looking trend that's sweeping the globe. Here's what you need to know.
