The word game, released in October, has millions of daily users.

Wordle has been bought for "an undisclosed price in the low seven figures."

Messaging platform is “gradually” appearing for US users, with more countries to follow…

Apple fans who take a virtual stroll through Palo Alto inside Apple Maps and Google Maps no longer get to see Tim Cook's house.

Volunteer counselors weren’t aware of how the data is used.

Not all Windows 10 PCs are compatible with Microsoft's Windows 11 operating system. What happens to these devices when Microsoft ends support for Windows 10?

Microsoft’s recent acquisition of Activision Blizzard will receive an antitrust review handled by the Federal Trade Commission, it has been revealed.

The legislation is part of the broader "right to repair" movement opposing repair restrictions.

Tesla Inc will recall 53,822 U.S. vehicles with the company's Full Self-Driving (Beta) software that may allow some models to conduct "rolling stops" and not come to a complete stop at some intersections posing a safety risk.

Conservatives sought to stir outrage at the introduction of emojis designed to reflect some transgender and non-binary pregnancies.

A rush of investors is pouring into the new virtual land craze, hoping to get in on the ground floor of the next digital Manhattan or Monaco.

Tesla has new seat motors with weird new features.

As Israeli spyware dealer NSO Group is facing renewed scrutiny over the abuse of its WhatsApp hacking tools, an American startup could also reportedly bypass the messaging app's security. That startup was secretly backed by the millions of billionaire Silicon…

Microsoft has filed an amicus brief supporting Epic Games in its appeal against Apple, and argues that, "the potential antitrust issues stretch far beyond gaming."

From Microsoft to Meta, the race is on to sell an amorphous concept that no one really wants them to build.

Arm China has gone completely rogue, operating as an independent company with their own IP and R&D. This is the semiconductor heist of the century. There are many questions swirling about what…

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The space agency has targeted the most remote point of the ocean to crash land the space station when its time finally comes. After that, NASA plans to buy time for its astronauts on commercial space stations.

Spacecraft controllers started powering up James Webb Space Telescope's four cutting-edge instruments as they prepare to take test images of the first star.

Think USB-A ports are getting rare? Count your blessings.

Fourth-quarter revenues of $75.3bn for parent company Alphabet, even as big tech faces growing scrutiny over digital ad dominance