TikTok, which is owned by the Chinese company ByteDance, is said to be a major security concern among Democrats and Republicans.

Microsoft might be the market leader when it comes to desktop operating systems, but its aspirations for search have remained depressingly dismal.

Earlier this year, Apple agreed to settle a U.S. class action lawsuit that accused the company of "secretly throttling" older iPhone models....

As well as localizing information in languages like Tamil and Punjabi, Google will invest in tech and AI to support agriculture and health.

Other job ads make similar mistakes, and candidates do worse

Researchers in Singapore developed a system that’s sort of like noise-canceling headphones for your whole apartment.

LinkedIn has been sued after iOS 14 revealed that its mobile app was copying more info than necessary.

Imagine a manufacturing plant in which all the production equipment is continually changing in response to market needs. Robots churning out widgets, for instance, would reconfigure themselves based on data coming in from all points of the widget supply chain, as well as sensors monitoring the factory itself. The result is a smart factory that’s more agile and autonomous than previous generations of automation.

Did you own an iPhone 6, 6 Plus, 6S, 6S Plus, SE, 7, or 7 Plus?

A little bit early than expected, Apple has just released the first public beta of iOS 14. iOS 14 comes with tons of features and almost completely changes the appearance of your home screen. There are widgets on the home screen, for example, you can see little windows that show photos, the weather, music controls and much more. And it automatically organizes all of your apps for you. Moreover, Siri has a new look and doesn’t take over the entire mobile screen.

Apple opened iOS 14 and iPadOS 14 beta testing to the general public, allowing anyone to get a preview of the features coming to the iPhone and iPad later this fall. But as with any beta program, there will almost certainly be bugs and issues that have the potential to frustrate those who decide to install it. In fact, there are four reasons you shouldn't install it right now.

Streets have been eerily quiet in recent months as coronavirus lockdowns imposed by governments around the world hit the pause button on normal life. And while many people have missed the shops and cafes, many have also appreciated the temporary respite from noise, pollution and congestion.

June was a grim month for Donald Trump supporters on Twitter. The social media giant was adding warning labels to some of the president’s tweets, and banned an internet-famous MAGA “meme-smith.” Fearful that more crackdowns would soon follow, Trump supporters began to flock to Parler, a budding social network that bills itself as the free-speech, conservative-friendly alternative to Twitter.

Including chief creative officer Serge Hascoët.

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Google says it will no longer allow ads for products or services marketed for the purposes of tracking or monitoring another person without their authorization.

After China imposed a restrictive national security law on Hong Kong, tech companies find themselves at a crossroads. Giants like Google and Facebook stopped responding to requests for user data in the city, but may eventually have to pull out altogether.

Google has said that it will no longer allow ads on its platform that sell products or services that track or monitor people without their authorisation. Google in its update to enabling dishonest behaviour policy an ad policy update said that this will be applicable from August 11. “The updated policy will prohibit the promotion of products or services that are marketed or targeted with the express purpose of tracking or monitoring another person or their activities without their authorization,” Google said.

BOSTON (AP) — At the behest of the U.S. government, German authorities have seized a computer server that hosted a huge cache of files from scores of U.S. federal, state and local law enforcement

Foxconn plans to invest up to $1 billion (roughly Rs. 7,516 crores) to expand a factory in southern India where the Taiwanese contract manufacturer assembles Apple iPhones, two sources said.