Google exec says Meet demand grows more than expected in new remote era
Google Workspace VP and general manager Javier Soltero on demand for Meet during the coronavirus pandemic and remote work.
Unearthed internal Microsoft complaints claim women were ‘abused and degraded’
Newly-unearthed internal complaints detail how women working at Microsoft said they were “ignored, abused and degraded."
Google Docs to suggest users write using gender-neutral terms
A new feature to Google Docs will soon be prompting users to write in more gender-neutral terms.
Amazon extends June 2020 moratorium on police use of facial recognition software until further notice
Amazon.com Inc (AMZN.O) said on Tuesday it is extending until further notice a moratorium it imposed last year on police use of its facial recognition software.
Rubio dubs Apple’s business practices in China as ‘woke behavior at its worst’
Florida Republican Sen. Marco Rubio blasted tech giant Apple on Tuesday for allegedly bowing to pressure from Beijing in exchange for access to its vast customer base, following a New York Times report claiming the company has sacrificed its security measures to appease regulators.
Streaming wars update: Average American will subscribe to 5 services by 2024
Activate Consulting CEO Michael Wolf on the future of the streaming wars.
Tesla driver killed in crash posted videos driving without his hands on the wheel
A Tesla driver killed in a California crash had posted videos of himself driving without his hands on the wheel
Massive database of fake Amazon reviews exposed
Buyer beware. A major source of fake Amazon reviews lurks out there.
Apple's Siri has 'more diverse' voice options in latest update
The iconic sound of Siri, Apple’s voice-activated virtual assistant, is no longer the default.
From geeks to freaks – the not-so-secret sex lives of the world’s richest and most powerful
They’re among the world’s wealthiest men, they run the world’s most influential tech companies – and nerdy backgrounds haven’t hampered their nightlives.
Colonial Pipeline hacker DarkSide claims it will cease operations
The ransomware group deemed responsible for the dayslong shutdown of the Colonial Pipeline said it would cease operations, cybersecurity experts said Friday.
Users on Instagram, Twitter, TikTok decry censorship of Israel posts
Users on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok are highlighting instances of post removals and other forms of censorship after sharing content related to the Israel-Palestinian conflict.
Streaming services want users to stop sharing passwords
Many of us were taught to share as kids. Now streaming services ranging from Netflix to Amazon to Disney+ want us to stop.
Bill and Melinda Gates divorce hot topic at Miami finance party
Bill and Melinda Gates’ shocking divorce announcement dominated conversations at a swanky party investment banker John Utendahl hosted for his partner Radmila Lolly in Miami last weekend.
Coinbase preps Dogecoin listing
Coinbase CEO Brian Armstrong said during a Thursday earnings call that the cryptocurrency company is preparing to list Dogecoin on its platform.
Toshiba unit confirms hacked in May; blames DarkSide
Toshiba Tec France Imaging System said on Friday that DarkSide, the hacking group blamed for crippling a major U.S. pipeline company, had targeted it in a ransomware attack during the night of May 4.
iPhone maker Foxconn and Fisker working on American-made electric car
Foxconn and Fisker will jointly develop an electric car that will be built in the United States. The companies have entered a framework agreement with a targeted start date for production at the end of 2023.
Cyberattacks are on the rise, but infrastructure, businesses and consumers can protect themselves
With cyberattacks on the rise, there are measures that businesses, network operators and individuals can take to protect themselves.
Pelosi says Colonial Pipeline, other firms shouldn't pay ransom to hackers
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said Thursday that companies impacted by ransomware attacks should not pay money to hackers following reports Colonial Pipeline made a payment to regain access to some of its systems.
Indiana AG serves Al Sharpton and 7 others, seeks info on closed-door meeting with Facebook
Indiana Attorney General Todd Rokita is set to serve civil investigative demands to eight individuals as part of his ongoing investigation into big tech censorship, Fox News learned Wednesday.



















