Apple has worked to block the Beeper Android app for users, but it plans to adopt a more Android-friendly texting standard alongside iMessage.

The popular app can feed young users a stream of intense, polarized and hard-to-verify videos about the Israel-Hamas war.

State withdraws claims of sexual harassment as Activision agrees to pay nearly $55 million while denying wrongdoing.

OK, maybe not ‘forever,’ but the average American phone is only used for 2½ years. This guide could help you keep yours working a lot longer.

The cybersecurity company posted a quarterly loss of $21 million, or 5 cents a share, compared with a loss of $4 million, or 1 cent a share, a year earlier. Revenue rose 3.6% to $175 million.

A convicted iPhone thief explains how a vulnerability in Apple’s software got him fast cash—and then a stint in a high-security prison.

The latest release from Fairphone promises software updates through 2031 and features modular components you can replace yourself, so you needn’t buy an entire phone if something breaks. We put it to the test.

Hackers took advantage of a vulnerability in Citrix cloud-computing software and accessed names and Social-Security details, among others.

The agreement with a coalition of states resolves antitrust litigation related to the app store.

The ban stems from a federal trade ruling over a blood-oxygen sensor on some versions of the device.

When it comes to end-of-the-year entertaining, better living through gadgetry is possible. Here, smart ways to make having holiday guests over easier.

The investigation is the first test of the EU’s new online-content law and comes amid heightened scrutiny over social-media content related to the conflict in Israel and Gaza.

California’s Civil Rights Department sued Activision in 2021, alleging its leadership ignored numerous employee complaints of sexual harassment, discrimination and pay disparity.

All-male middle schools show what boys need to develop skills—and these lessons would work in coed schools, too.

The revolution in artificial intelligence may soon require more electricity than all electric vehicles combined.

After years of pushing wider skis that float over fresh powder, manufacturers have changed course. Today’s thinner skis let you carve through the less-ideal snow conditions that are much more common today.

Google’s court loss and increased regulatory scrutiny could derail software profit machines for the tech giants.

The company plans to add Stolen Device Protection in a future iOS update following a yearlong WSJ investigation.

Once a mecca for gamers and industry leaders, the trade show never recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic.

The tech company aims to expedite the nuclear regulatory process using AI, unlocking a round-the-clock energy source for its growing power needs.

No matter whether you use Gmail, Outlook or Apple Mail, these tips will help you find the message you need faster.

A San Francisco jury said Google “maintained monopoly power by engaging in anticompetitive conduct.”

The project at the Albany NanoTech Complex will use advanced chip-making equipment from Dutch company ASML.

The billionaire reinstated the conspiracy theorist after running a poll on the platform formerly known as Twitter.

Batteries and other electronics can cause fires and other hazards—so follow these tips to vet products for safety.

A podcast series about how a little-known startup built one of the world’s most viral tech products…and nearly tore itself apart in the process.

Adolescent boys struggle with disorganization and distraction; parents are paying to keep their middle-schoolers from falling behind.

A new breed of insurer is finding opportunity as larger companies exit some markets .

The social-media platform has had preliminary talks with Amazon to sell ads through the e-commerce giant’s ad-buying software.

Supplier Foxconn plans to build more factories and give India a production role once limited mostly to China.

Microsoft found that celebrities were tricked into making videos used to attack Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.

In an interview, Helen Toner, an AI academic from Australia, explains her posture in the power struggle at OpenAI.

Convenient, compact and light, cordless vacuums from companies like Dyson and Samsung have become covetable status symbols for some. But they come with some negatives, too.

Delusional isn’t a bad word to these job seekers—it’s a mindset.

Social-media giant is moving ahead with a privacy measure that government officials and others have warned could hide illegal activity by child predators and other criminals.

The House of Mouse can strain your nerves and your wallet. Our resident thrifty father shares the tools he’s relied on.

State investigators’ test accounts with AI-generated photos were deluged with sexual propositions and adult sex content, the suit claims. Meta says it works hard to protect young users.