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The EU has effectively rejected demands from the United States that it ban Huawei and other Chinese companies from its 5G infrastructure.

Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, and more are adopting Google's new AMP Email tech to offer interactive emails.

The European Parliament has given its final approval to the Copyright Directive, a new set of laws aimed at big U.S tech firms.

An early build of the Chromium-based version of Microsoft Edge has leaked, giving us our first opportunity to see what Microsoft has been up to.

Don’t get too distracted by Apple’s coming video and news services. The firm’s services ambitions are much, much bigger than that.

Mozilla has announced a new version of its flagship Firefox web browser that is designed specifically for Apple’s iPad.

After Google, Walmart is reportedly looking into entering the game streaming market.

Facebook stored user passwords in plain text, allowing employees to read user passwords.

Brad, Mary Jo, and I will be appearing live in New York City on Tuesday, March 26, 2019 for our first-ever discussion about the Health Of Tech, or H.O.T.

Microsoft today announced a number of enhancements across Microsoft 365, including bringing Teams to Office 365 ProPlus.

There are some key differences between the Google and Microsoft approaches. And what they point to is a coming victory for Microsoft.

The Wall Street Journal will be joining Apple’s coming news subscription service, but The New York Times and Washington Post are out.

Microsoft is rebranding Windows Defender ATP as Microsoft Defender ATP, bringing the service to the Mac.

Microsoft is delivering a public preview of its Azure-powered Windows Virtual Desktop service today.

If Google’s Android web browser concession seems familiar, that’s because Microsoft did the same thing a decade ago.

Now there is literally nothing that Microsoft has done that Google won’t copy: it will offer a browser ballot on Android in the EU.

Microsoft has started rolling out the new Outlook logo to iOS users.

Firefox 66 arrives soon, and Mozilla is offering a tantalizing reason to upgrade: It blocks all autoplaying audio and video content.

On the second anniversary of its release, Microsoft has announced some new milestones for Teams, its chat-based collaboration solution.

Google will announce a multi-platform game streaming service today that appears to be similar to Microsoft’s Project xCloud.

No surprise here, but Netflix confirmed last night that it will not participate in Apple’s coming video service.

For now, I’ve chosen a solution called Castbox that appears to offer everything that I used to like about Pocket Casts.

Microsoft has revealed that it will retire the ability to stream music from OneDrive to the Groove Music app in Windows 10.

Facebook's head of product and head of WhatsApp are leaving the company just a week after the company announced its privacy-focused shift.

Twitter starts testing a new experience for sharing photos and videos on its mobile apps.

The latest version of Google’s Chrome web browser now lets you select DuckDuckGo as the default search engine.

Microsoft To-Do gets deeper Outlook integration, now lets you sync your flagged emails.