In a wide-ranging conversation with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, he said asking users to pay for service is only way to fight bots.

Does a lighter titanium build, new “action button” and improved zoom make Apple’s most expensive iPhone ever worth it?

Live voicemail, FaceTime messages, new call screens—Apple wants you to reach out and call someone. Also coming: improved autocorrect and custom stickers.

British supplier of designs for chips, long seen as the industry’s Switzerland, is challenged with growing beyond its dominance in mobile phones without upsetting existing customers.

The videos violate copyright laws, but they remain available—for now.

Chief Technology Officer Kevin Scott spearheaded the tech titan’s unlikely partnership with OpenAI.

Irish authorities fined TikTok $367 million, saying it breached the country’s data-protection laws, including what it said was the misuse of children’s information.

AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile are returning to deep discounts on phones for customers who commit to top-tier plans.

One therapist is on a mission to get professionals to re-evaluate their relationship to their devices. These five tips might help.

These five lamps are optimized to help counteract specific issues that can stand in the way of a productive workday.

With the change, no existing Chromebook will expire within the next two years.

Ergonomic mice aren’t just easier on your wrists. They also feature unique wheels and buttons that allow you to more speedily scroll and click.

Tech leaders debate perils and possibilities of artificial intelligence at closed-door Senate session.

The interest in ’80s-era active office chairs has brought them back into the conversation. Here, four that aim to improve your posture.

Trade-in offers from AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon also come with trade-offs.

Top Silicon Valley bosses are breifing lawmakers on artificial intelligence, but many hold competing views on the technology.

The British company whose circuitry is in almost all smartphones recently went public.

Revenue at the satellite-internet business jumped to $1.4 billion last year but has fallen short of Elon Musk’s financial projections.

The muted response is the latest sign of the mounting challenges the company faces in one of its biggest markets.

Apple’s latest may have new cameras, action buttons and designs, but that new port will have a bigger impact on buyers—and their cord collections.

The company unveiled a new iPhone lineup aimed at wringing more money out of its top model without jacking up prices for more basic versions that are getting only minor upgrades.

A new USB-C charging port, titanium for the Pro and a bigger zoom for the Max.

The government says the search giant maintains dominance through illegal deals with phone and browser companies.

The search engine faces charges of using illegal agreements with phone and browser companies to maintain a monopoly.

Among the expected new features are a different connector cord, a new button—and a higher price

The agreement came as Apple has been trying to build its own modem chips to stop using Qualcomm’s.

Makers of iPhone accessories rely on rumors, insider tips and other knowledge to get their products ready ahead of Apple’s unveiling.

Parent of Facebook and Instagram wants artificial-intelligence system to be as capable as OpenAI’s most advanced model.

Walter Isaacson’s new biography peers behind the scenes at the tycoon’s lifestyle and his leadership of Tesla, SpaceX and Twitter.

The industry’s focus on efficiency has created anxiety for those now being asked to produce more with less.

Electric scooters come with built-in speed limits. Riders are breaking them with Android hacks and other tricks

Skylight, Maple and Cozi are one-stop shops for digital calendars, to-do’s and shopping lists to help everyone stay organized.

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.

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 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.

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.