Auto Mode and Start My Commute will help drivers stay focused on the road.

The payments will be for news content that will appear on the new app, Google News Showcase.

A tax ruling in Ireland may prove difficult to swallow for the sandwich chain.

Under the most extreme conditions in space, Einstein's theory holds up

A new report shows that more women than men are considering leaving their jobs to cope with the pandemic.

The social media giant is being urged to do more to combat misinformation ahead of the November election.

The battle between Apple and Epic, over Fortnite and claims the iPhone maker is violating antitrust law, could reach jury trial next July.

The flagship phone is the search giant's first with 5G wireless capabilities.

It features improved audio and is designed with 70% sustainable materials.

The carrier confirms only difference in its Pixel 4A 5G is the addition of millimeter-wave support.

This portion of spectrum has been used by federal military users, but with the policy change, is the first step towards commercial auction.

The report from Accenture and Girls Who Code finds noninclusive company culture as the primary reason

After Amazon confirmed Prime Day will be Oct. 13-14. Target and Walmart announced online sales to run concurrently

Turns out these intimidating arachnids, once thought to be colorblind, can see color.

In court filings from the Department of Justice, the agency redacted information explaining how the Chinese government could access the app's US-user data.

Using a syntethic stone matierial, one California company has developed a process to 3D-print homes within 24 hours.

A new upgrade lets you interact with Alexa without saying the wake word every five seconds.

App makers have until Sept. 30, 2021 to comply with its policies for in-app purchases, in which Google takes 30%.

Epic and other app developers accuse Apple of anticompetitive practices, while the iPhone maker says those practices have opened the doors for more developers.

Here's a breakdown of the economic rescue package debate and what you need to know.

Semiconductor Manufacturing International Corporation is the country's biggest chipmaker, but US officials fear its military use.

The ride-hailing company lost its license to operate in London in 2017 due to safety issues, but is now fully back in business.

Lawyers for TikTok had argued that removing the app would infringe on the rights of US citizens to broadcast their views.

The nonprofit Coalition for App Fairness aims to level the playing field for app and game developers.

The $6-a-month service will rival Google Stadia and Microsoft's xCloud.