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The Senate Judiciary Committee voted in favor of the American Innovation and Choice Online Act, which will help curb Big Tech’s power.

Mozilla today released the latest version of its flagship web browser, Firefox 96, adding several new features and fixes.

Linux Mint announced that it will keep Mozilla Firefox as its distribution’s default web browser, but with some major changes.

Apple now has over 745 million paid subscriptions with its App Store delivering over $60 billion in revenues in 2021.

Brave announced today that its flagship web browser surpassed over 50 million monthly active users by the end of 2021, hitting its publicly stated usage goal.

A new report claims that AWS commands 41 percent market share in the commercial cloud market, over double that of Microsoft.

With me switching to an iPhone, one might naturally wonder if a Mac is next. Put simply, no. But you’re looking in the wrong place.

One of Amazon’s Deals of the Day today provides a Microsoft 365 Family 12-month subscription with a $50 Amazon Gift Card for just $99.99.

Vivaldi announced that it is the first company to bring its web browser to Android Automotive, in this case via the Polestar 2 electric car.

Fans of DuckDuckGo are probably familiar with the company’s mobile web browser, but there’s a desktop version coming in 2022 too.

Well, I was right: Microsoft will release new Windows 11 features before October 2022. In fact, it just did so. And now I wish I'd been wrong.

Microsoft announced today that Teams now supports end-to-end encryption, but only for one-to-one calls.

Adobe today announced the immediate availability of Creative Cloud Express, a new web and mobile app for creatives.

Indie web browser maker Vivaldi has publicly lashed out at Microsoft’s user-hostile and potentially illegal behavior with Microsoft Edge.

Mozilla has announced the immediate availability of Firefox 95, which adds a security feature called RLBox across all platforms.

Well, it took long enough, but Microsoft is finally testing native OneDrive clients on Windows on ARM and M1-based Macs.

With bad news at Microsoft Edge arriving almost daily, many were ready to give up on Microsoft’s web browser. But here’s a bit of good news.

Microsoft announced Teams Essentials yesterday, and it seems like a great deal at just $4 per month per user. But the firm offers an even better deal.

Vivaldi has announced the latest major update to its flagship web browser on Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android.

The old joke is that Microsoft Edge, like Internet Explorer before it, is only used once by most users, to download Google Chrome. But it’s no joke.

Microsoft will offer a standalone version of Teams for small businesses, called Teams Essentials, for $4 per user per month.

It looks like I’m not the only one complaining about bloatware in Microsoft Edge: Microsoft’s customers are pushing back too.

Microsoft will bring an Xbox Cloud Gaming feature called Clarity Boost to its Microsoft Edge web browser in the coming months.

Twitter co-founder and CEO Jack Dorsey has resigned from the firm after a 16-year run. He was replaced by Parag Agrawal, the former CTO.

Google has agreed to create its upcoming Privacy Sandbox “with regulatory oversight and input” from the UK CMA.

Last week, DuckDuckGo announced that it was adding App Tracking Protection to its mobile app on Android and I've been using it for a few days.

If you’re using Windows 11 and Chrome, you can now get a more native look in Google’s browser by enabling an optional new feature.