Up until now, Valve's main focus has been on delivering compatibility with Windows 10.
If apps could talk, Google Hangouts would probably declare, “what is dead may never die.”
WhatsApp said in a statement that Apple's latest iOS feature introduces "something very concerning into the world.”
The FTC fired back (sort of) but plans to take no further action.
The popularity of Chromium-based browsers is proving to be an uphill battle for Firefox.
Yes, you read that right. That's what they're calling it.
Is it going to be coming at you in 4K resolution? No, but neither was Peacock's stream, so.
Finally, something from the '90s that's actually worth being nostalgic about.
The platform doesn't cost any money to use and hosts an extensive catalogue of movies and TV shows.
Google is changing the way shared files and folders work in Drive.
Surprise, surprise: TikTok also wants its users to be able to create content that's shorter, more ephemeral, and copied from Instagram.
Facebook's attempt to invoke "privacy" appears entirely bogus.
The company's new feature, Protect, is supposed to serve as an alternative to just dialing 911.
Authorities say the new policies will "improve the state of literary and art criticism," but they will also tighten censors' grip on the Chinese web.
The update is mostly visual and adds a new header, simplified toolbar, and rounded corners
The new $0.99 Spotify Plus plan is meant to sit between Spotify's free tier and its more expensive $10-a-month premium subscription
It’s half the current subscription price, making it easier to pay to remove YouTube’s advertising.
The quirky Norwegian horror series from Harald Zwart and Petter Holmsen arrives August 25.
GETTR has hundreds of pro-Islamic State accounts, according to Politico, some of which it didn't remove even after being clued in.
At least you might be eligible for a sweet $25 and every little bit counts.
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