Over the past half decade, fees have crept up—while perks have gone away.

A crowd of mostly die-hard Apple fans waited outside the Fifth Avenue store in New York, looking to be among the first to get their hands on the company’s new virtual-reality headset.

Construction on two factories now is slated to be finished in late 2026 as the company also waits for government incentives.

Revenue for the crucial iPhone business grew nearly 6%, even as China sales continue to be a concern for investors.

The company’s sales increased to $40.11 billion in the three months through December, up 25% compared with the year-earlier period.

The company will hold a shareholder vote to decide whether to transfer its state of incorporation from Delaware, its CEO said.

As apps busily rip off the sort of year-end usage reports Spotify sends out, a few recaps—like those from Strava and Duolingo—can actually help you achieve your personal goals. Here, a guide.

Zoom Video Communications will cut almost 2% of staff, the latest in a string of tech-industry layoffs in recent weeks.

Two lawmakers released Meta internal documents showing that officials asked the CEO to invest in protections for children.

The company logged better-than-expected revenue in the latest quarter, led by growth in handsets and automotive.

A heated towel bar will bring a more spa-like atmosphere to your home—and can be as easy to use as plugging in a hair dryer.

From celebrity “spit parties” to a drop in the bucket: The once-hot DNA-testing company is struggling to profit.

Authorities stopped the shipment by the autonomous-trucking company TuSimple in its latest tangle with the American government.

The company posted $21.9 billion in net income for the December quarter, a 33% gain and the strongest profit growth in more than two years.

The miss sent shares tumbling despite strong growth in other areas of the search giant’s business.

Ambitions are lofty at the brain-chip implant company, but its immediate future rests on helping severely disabled people.

Broadcom in November closed its $69 billion deal to acquire VMware, a virtualization technology company.

Navient is looking to reduce its expense base by about $400 million, based on its 2023 operating expenses.

The company’s first new product in nearly a decade has received pushback from some app developers.

The announcement represents a potential milestone in the development of “brain-computer interface” technology.

Our columnist wore Apple’s new mixed-reality headset for a week to see what it’s for.

The video-sharing app said it had walled off American data in Project Texas, but employees said data is still sometimes shared with its China-based parent.

Apple’s Stolen Device Protection in iOS 17.3 can protect your iPhone if it gets stolen along with your passcode.

Declutter your digital workspace, save time with shortcuts and leverage an AI helper.

Once overhyped and overpromised, these major areas of tech investment are finally facing reality. The contraction and disinvestment may only be just beginning.

People are spending thousands of dollars to have Stanley tumblers and Lululemon hoodies in different colors. Blame—or thank—social media.

The tech giant said that the threat actor has been identified as the group Midnight Blizzard.

We blame technology for pushing us apart, but it can also bring us together in thoughtful, charming ways. Here, seven apps and gadgets that will help you say “I love you.”

Taiwanese chip maker TSMC expects to delay production at the second of two semiconductor plants it is building in Arizona.

The European Union’s competition watchdog is weighing the tech giant’s $1.7 billion bid to purchase Roomba maker iRobot.

Amazon.com logistics executive John Felton is taking over as chief financial officer of the company’s cloud division, Amazon Web Services, according to people familiar with the matter.

A 2021 Meta Platforms presentation estimated 100,000 child users were harassed daily, according to unredacted portions of a New Mexico lawsuit.

The tech giant will have to disable the pulse-oximeter feature on its watch to continue U.S. sales.

Some far-flung couples say that more intentional use of one’s devices can make asynchronous intimacy possible, even preferable.

The features have long-term promise, though experts question the immediate pull on consumers.

The iPhone maker will allow developers to process purchases outside of its app store but will still charge a commission.

Want to limit your room to one screen? With just a few supplies and regular tidying up, life without a boob tube is possible.

The new artificial-intelligence features, including Circle to Search, up the ante in the battle against Apple.