U.S. judge blocks Twitter's bid to reveal government surveillance requests
The social media company had sued the U.S. Department of Justice in 2014 to be allowed to reveal, as part of its “Draft Transparency Report,” the surveillance requests it received.
Amazon deploys thermal cameras at warehouses to scan for fevers faster
The cameras, in effect, measure how much heat people emit relative to their surroundings. They require less time and contact than forehead thermometers.
European coronavirus-tracing platform gains traction with governments
Seven countries have either formally supported the Pan-European Privacy Preserving Proximity Tracing (PEPP-PT) initiative or tasked one of its members with developing a national app.
Virtual NFL Draft set for trial run on Monday
The draft originally was scheduled for Las Vegas, but the NFL canceled all public events last month as a safeguard against the coronavirus.
Hacking against corporations surges as workers take computers home
Hacking activity against corporations in the United States and other countries more than doubled by some measures last month as digital thieves took advantage of security weakened by pandemic work-from-home policies, researchers said.
What is facial recognition?
Facial recognition can unlock devices like computers and phones by recognizing a human face the same way another human would.
Verizon CEO: Trump, private-sector CEOs working to reopen economy
Hans Vestberg said that telecom companies, in particular, are ready to help because their services have been ongoing and necessary during the novel coronavirus pandemic.
NBA, Microsoft developing streaming service for transformed game broadcasts
Microsoft to become NBA's official artificial intelligence, cloud and laptop partner.
Verizon snatches up Zoom rival BlueJeans for less than $500 million
Verizon Communications Inc said on Thursday it agreed to buy video-conferencing company BlueJeans Network Inc, a rival of Zoom Video Communications Inc for less than $500 million at a time that millions work from home due to widely-enforced lockdowns.
New Zoom vulnerabilities: Recorded videos live on cloud even after being deleted
Newly discovered Zoom vulnerabilities reportedly allow recorded videos to live on the app's cloud hours after deletion.
Facebook to warn users who 'liked' coronavirus hoaxes
Facebook will soon be letting users know if they liked, reacted to, or commented on posts with harmful misinformation about the COVID-19 pandemic that was removed by moderators.
Houseparty competes with Zoom as coronavirus fuels video meeting surge
Houseparty has become a popular video meeting app alternative to Zoom as friends and families connect online.
Apple reopening 1st store outside of China closed by coronavirus
Apple is planning to reopen its Seoul, Korea, location on Saturday after closing all stores outside China in March.
Hacked Zoom accounts, personal information are being sold on the dark web by the thousands
Passwords and email addresses from hundreds of thousands of Zoom accounts are being posted online by hackers and sold for less than a penny per account.
Chippendales taking performances online, offering free shows to first responders
The company previously announced at the end of March the Chippendales would be sharing their at-home workouts with social media fans.
Lyft rolls out coronavirus essential delivery program
Ride-sharing app Lyft is piloting an “essential deliveries” program as a new option for its drivers as the coronavirus pandemic has led to a drop in rides.
Why wait for Apple, Google coronavirus apps? Contact tracing apps already available
Apple and Google are working with public health authorities to launch COVID-19 contact-tracing apps in May, but similar apps and tools already exist.
Best Buy furloughs 51,000 workers as coronavirus weighs on business
Company CEO Corie Barry is foregoing 50 percent of her base salary.
Airbnb in advanced talks about new $1 billion loan: sources
Airbnb is in advanced talks for a new $1 billion debt deal just weeks after it closed a $1 billion investment from private equity firms,
Tech companies team up to help small businesses stay open
The coronavirus pandemic caused PayPal, Salesforce, GoDaddy and Slack to help small businesses remain open during the crisis.



















