Following the unusual step of announcing a broad antitrust review of major Silicon Valley platform giants on part of the United States Department of Justice, a new report released Friday alleges that eight US states could separately probe the tech giants.
Waze for iPhone was updated on App Store this morning with a nifty new feature that tells you how much money you should expect to spend on tolls along your route.
Hulu today announced that owners of the Apple TV 4K media streamer and those who prefer Google's Chromecast Ultra HDMI dongle can now stream their entertainment in 4K resolution.
A new report aims to shed light on the fact that Google Assistant, which is one of the most popular digital assistants in the wild, has human reviewers that can potentially listen to personal conversations.
This free productivity extension is an incredibly simple and easy way to access the iCloud web apps on your computer from within anywhere in the Chrome or Firefox browser.
On Wednesday, the YouTube team officially announced a new set of controls that will help users triage the content they see not only on their Homepage, but also in the Up Next queue.
The iPad has been leading the tablet industry for many, many years. And while companies like Google have tried their hand at changing that, Apple's tablet lineup continues to reign supreme. So much so, it looks like Google is giving up on tablets altogether.
Area 120, Google's in-house incubator, has created a free, drag-and-drop 3D game builder that lets anyone create games for Mac and Windows without writing a single line of code.
iOS 13 has brought detailed street view imagery to Apple Maps thanks to the company's LiDAR-outfitted vehicles that have been roaming the streets of major cities in the US and around the world for years now, dutifully capturing high resolution street-level imagery.
Google is working on a successor to the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL, a handset that will more than likely be unveiled in October later this year. Before that happens, though, the rumor mill has to do its thing, revealing details one by one. But it turns out Google wants to do things a bit differently this year.
At this year's Worldwide Developers Conference keynote, Apple took some time to announce a brand new, secure way to log into websites and applications. The new "Sign in with Apple" is meant to help customers navigate the internet, their favorite sites and apps, and keep things a bit more anonymous along the way. And despite having a competing button with a very different outlook, Google's login chief likes Apple's methodology.
Google has been the default search engine on iOS for years, but making that a reality is not a given. It takes intense negotiations between Apple's and Google's executives, which, as was revealed by Apple's former general counsel, Bruce Sewell, can take months.