The legal team’s top job is explaining why this time is different in the biggest fight between the U.S. and a tech company in 25 years.

The American CEO of Arm, a British company owned by a Japanese tech conglomerate,must juggle the needs of chip-making customers who are battling each other.

China’s move to limit Apple’s reach is a development that investors have feared for years, signaling that a once-untouchable partner in the country is now ensnared in rising tensions between the world’s two foremost superpowers.

The dating app told employees last month they had to work from an office twice a week.

Is it worth ditching your drugstore razor and splurging on a high-end model?

Fitness trackers are useful, but often unsightly. Here are some tips for sporting them smartly.

Smart lights, smart locks and smart thermostats are ready for prime time thanks to a new era of cooperation among the tech giants

Though futuristic devices designed to fold clothes have yet to pan out, doing laundry has never been easier. A guide to the latest innovations.

Please, for the sake of your duds, stop using fabric softener, and 6 other wardrobe-wreckers to avoid. Plus, laundry-care symbols rated—from readable to incomprehensible.

With 5G-like speeds, the device is creating buzz among Chinese fans after Beijing banned the use of iPhones at some government offices.

Favors for friends Kanye West and Marc Andreessen, and gut decision-making, followed his takeover of the platform now called X

The cryptographic key that gave hackers access to Microsoft’s cloud was stored by mistake on Microsoft’s corporate network for more than two years.

The directive is the latest step in Beijing’s campaign to cut reliance on foreign technology and could hurt Apple’s business in the country.

The tech company is expected to raise prices by $100 on some premium models next week.

Artificial-intelligence experts debate whether to focus on averting an AI apocalypse or on problems such as bias and disinformation.

Investors and talent pile into China’s EV and battery industries that are increasingly engines of the country’s growth.

Apple’s launch event is coming up, but if your device supports iOS 17 and just needs a new battery, you can skip the new model.

Families that track their physical activity together move more, but making habits stick is a challenge.

We can already see fires start from space, soon after they start. Here’s why we don’t yet have a nationwide system for alerting us when they do—but could someday.

As Goodreads does with books, these seven apps let you rate and review what you’ve loved, and discover your next favorite.

One-pedal driving. No engine noises. The death of door handles. Our columnist breaks down five things to know before driving an electric vehicle.

The software giant says it aims to address concerns raised in an EU antitrust investigation.

One of Silicon Valley’s most prominent investors is scaling back his involvement in new deals at the venture firm as he spends more time pursuing artificial-intelligence efforts.

Educators say the simple laptops are no longer a good deal because once they reach their expiration dates they have no second life.

Carriers are offering discounts to avoid rising credit-card fees, but consider important factors before making any changes.

Diehards are reverting their app icon to the bird and hiding their blue check marks amid the changes under Elon Musk.

Venture investors are realizing that generative artificial intelligence might not be enough to stem the yearslong startup downturn.

The company removed almost 8,000 accounts and said the campaign aimed at advancing China’s interests was largely unsuccessful.

The tech company is expected to unveil the iPhone 15.

CEO Thomas Kurian announced AI tools for corporate Gmail customers for $30 a month.

Having your tech ready to go could save your life during floods, hurricanes and wildfires.