Google-owned wearables company Fitbit is recalling its Ionic smartwatches because of the potential for the device's battery to overheat and cause burn, according to the U.S. Product Safety Commission.
Apple's situation with Russia may be more complicated than it was previously, since it opened a corporate office in Moscow in early February.
Google Drive is causing problems for some macOS users, as the ubiquitous ".DS_Store" files are being misinterpreted by the cloud storage service as documents that infringe copyright.
Mozilla is warning users that when Firefox — and Google's Chrome — reach version 100, major websites may no longer identify them properly, and not work properly as a result.
Google has announced that it would be bringing Apple-like privacy changes to Android, but promised that the updates wouldn't be as "disruptive" as features like App Tracking Transparency.
Apple's senior executives may play a part in the Justice Department's lawsuit against Google, with management set to become the subject of depositions ahead of the search giant's trial.
"Fortune" magazine's survey of the most admired companies in the world, has again placed Apple in first position, ahead of Amazon, and Microsoft.
In its quarterly earnings report, Alphabet, the owner of Google, has announced a 20-for-1 stock split, designed to make buying shares more affordable.
The VPN by Google One service is rolling out to iPhone users, over a year after its release on Android.
Google is starting to enable a feature in Google Messages to improve how iMessage reactions appear, with Android users starting to see emoji icons next to reacted-to messages.
Apple has kept the top spot in the annual Brand Finance Global 500 rankings for the second year running, but Amazon is gaining, and TikTok is the fastest-growing brand by far.
Google is changing its plans to phase out browser cookies by moving away from its FLoC proposal, following complaints the technology wouldn't ensure the privacy of its users.
Four US attorneys general are suing Google for what they claim is the company "using tricks" to force users to provide location data that it then profits from.
Google Chrome's much-delayed blocking of third-party cookies is now under fire from German publishers and advertisers, who say it will break EU laws.
Development has reportedly begun at Google on an augmented reality headset, possibly launching in 2024, and aimed at rivalling Apple AR.
Executives from technology firms including Apple are to attend a White House cybersecurity meeting on Thursday, following multiple attacks on the US that exploited open-source software.
The EU's proposed Digital Markets Act is likely to become law, and Google is reportedly now pressing to limit its impact on all Big Tech firms, including Apple and Amazon.
A Google vice president claims that Apple is deliberately seeding "peer pressure and bullying" in its Messages app to get Android users to switch to iPhone.
The United States International Trade Commission has upheld the initial ruling that found Google had infringed on five audio technology patents held by Sonos.
Google is working to bring Apple-style ecosystem integration to its family of devices and services so that they "work better together."
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