Facebook is working on full-body virtual reality avatars that look and move just like real people, in hopes of making the technology feel even more engaging and immersive.
A New York State judge has denied and dismissed a Lyft lawsuit challenging the implementation of the first-of-its-kind minimum wage law in New York City.
Protests are taking place at Google offices Wednesday, following allegations of retaliation from the company against employees who participated in walkouts last year.
Huawei may be under fire globally from a US-led campaign against the company, but in China its smartphones are red hot and outselling the iPhone four times over.
Amazon launched a new website in the United Arab Emirates on Tuesday, replacing Souq.com — the popular regional e-commerce platform it bought for $580 million in 2017 — with Amazon.ae.
At one time, the staggering success of the iPhone helped catapult Apple to become the world's most valuable company. Now, its lackluster smartphone sales are dragging down Apple's business.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg opened up his company's annual developer conference with a warning that its past issues will keep surfacing as it evolves into a more secure platform.
At its F8 developer conference on Tuesday, Facebook announced the new Quest — as well as the more powerful Oculus Rift S, which tethers to a PC — will go on sale immediately and start shipping on May 21.
F8, Facebook's annual conference for developers, is a chance for the company to show off new features. But not all of its announcements come to fruition.