It’s tempting to blame the social media machine for having enabled the insurrection against the US Capitol, or perhaps laying waste to our society. But is it the hammer or the nail here?

Google's discontinuation of its biggest home speaker could be just another example of product pruning, but it also speaks to the progress smaller screens are making in the market.

Firefox now joins Chrome and Edge, both of which removed support for Flash earlier this month.

For some people, it's apparently easier to manage your own browser than port some web forms from Flash to HTML.

The Qualcomm playbook for the automotive industry rhymes with its plans for IoT, artificial intelligence and compute.

Researchers explore how ‘ghost’ accounts can become targets for threat actors.

Airlines stand out for delivering the best customer care on Twitter – despite increase in enquiries during 2020.

Veritas NetBackup 9 is aimed at multi-cloud and OpenStack deployments and Fortnet's FortiXDR is designed to automate cyberattack response.

The new Fuse 1 device is a selective laser sintering (SLS) 3D printer, a system used predominantly for its ability to print strong, functional prototypes and end-use parts.

Google changed the rules on the Chromium browser's APIs and Linux distributors are taking different approaches on what to do with the open-source browser.