Global phone shipments climbed in Q3, with Samsung leading the pack once again
Huawei begins its decline after a short victory
Facebook's latest earnings report isn't reason for concern
Facebook is doing just fine
Cloudflare says in 10 years cybersecurity will be more like a 'water filtration system'
Cloud-based solutions will screen out attackers before they can do much damage
Sony close to acquiring anime service Crunchyroll for almost $1 billion
Another animation business under Sony's wing
Amazon pulled in $96.1 billion in sales during the third quarter of 2020
That's 36 percent higher than Amazon's Q3 2019 sales
Netflix price hikes in the US: $1 more for standard, premium tier is going up $2
Netflix's price hike is par for the course
Judge denies request to stop Uber from pushing pro-Prop 22 messages to drivers
Uber is done with its campaigning anyway
World map of PS5 and XBSX demand shows Sony coming out on top worldwide
148 out of 161 countries prefer the PlayStation 5, say search analysts
Spotify soars to 320 million monthly active users as growth accelerates
Spotify continues to attract new users to its service
Coinbase's debit card is coming to the US, will let you spend crypto anywhere Visa is accepted
And earn crypto back for every purchase
Online holiday shopping in the US could pass $200 billion this year
From cyber week to cyber months
UK regulator will ban mobile carriers from selling locked smartphones next year
The decision goes into effect December 2021
These famous tech personalities are all college dropouts, except...
Michael Dell, Mark Zuckerberg, Elon Musk, Steve Jobs?
Apple's iPhone now being used by more than a billion people, analyst estimates
Apple's most successful product to date
AMD announces $35 billion acquisition of Xilinx on the back of another record-setting quarter
AMD is firing on all cylinders
Sony's efforts beyond mainstream products, shows off remote technologies for creators
Sony highlights technologies aimed at sports, entertainment, and content creation
SAP shares dip by almost 21%, its biggest stock market slump since 1999
Software maker cuts profit forecasts
Facebook Gaming: the cloud gaming service is now official, featuring free-to-play games
Over 200,000 people have been beta testing the service
Epic argues it breached contract because Apple's terms are 'unlawful'
All of Apple's tort complaints are refuted with mountains of legal precedence and 'as a matter of law,' lawyers claim
Developer survey finds JavaScript remains the most popular programming language
Python also gained some 2.2 million developers in the past year and came in second-place
Class-action lawsuit accuses Uber of 'coercing' drivers into supporting Prop 22
Company would rather its drivers remain independent contractors
Biggest Rivalries in Computing History
#ThrowBackThursday Star Wars vs. Star Trek, Coke vs. Pepsi, Edison vs. Tesla. History is filled with famous rivalries, but few have matched the intensity and, quite often, the viciousness that comes when two tech industry giants clash heads. From the dawn of computers to the present digital age, here are the 5 biggest rivalries in computing history.
Nokia, Verizon working on private sector 5G venture
The telecom giants are helping accelerate industry adoption of 5G
EA faces another class-action lawsuit over loot boxes
The company has been accused of running an "unlicensed, Illegal gaming system"
Quibi is running out of options. Update: Quibi is done.
Should Quibi have postponed its launch until after Covid?