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Are you addicted to your apps? That might not be such a bad thing. Our writers confess which ones have hooked them—from Hinge to Google Maps to Bird
The ‘Cognitive Revolution’ will automate tasks done by hundreds of millions of workers. The best way to understand which of us will go first is di
Up-to-date iPhones have a “Discoverable by Others” switch on by default. Here’s what it is, how it helps Apple’s Journal app—and why it isn
When Boosted Boards, the leading electric skateboard manufacturer, folded in 2020, its fans organized online to lament. Here, three worthy alternative
The iPhone maker has been exploring using external partners to help accelerate its artificial-intelligence ambitions.
The iPhone maker has fended off numerous legal challenges with a defense that its closed ecosystem is safer and better for users.
The e-commerce companies with Chinese roots have, for now, replaced Walmart and Target as Amazon’s central competitive focus.
The software giant is betting on the artificial intelligence pioneer’s experience to bring the people and ideas it needs to stay ahead in the AI rac
The Justice Department says iPhone maker leveraged its dominance to block software and limit functionality of competing devices.
Former Alibaba Group chief Daniel Zhang Yong has joined a little-known Chinese investment fund after his surprise resignation from the Chinese e-comme
Four tech companies object to Apple’s new app store policies related to payment for services.
The iPhone giant is playing catch-up in generative AI boom with the help of Google or OpenAI.
CEO Jensen Huang says the company is positioned to capture a large share of new spending on data centers.
Chinese biotechnology company WuXi AppTec said net profit jumped last year, while reiterating that it doesn’t pose a security threat to any country
The new chips are much faster and larger than their predecessors and are expected to be available later this year. CEO Jensen Huang described how they
The Google Podcasts app is set to stop allowing listeners to hear podcasts after April 2. There are other ways for Android users to continue hearing W
As it battles lawmakers’ efforts to force a sale or ban, the app is facing business challenges and stronger competition.
Super Micro Computer has gone from an obscure server maker to a $60 billion company set to join the S&P 500 Monday.
Federal prosecutors are looking into whether platforms including Facebook facilitate and profit from the illicit sale of drugs.
Steve Huffman built the social-media platform nearly two decades ago while in college. Now he’s taking it public, adding investors to the list of pe
