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The FCC Is Trying to Stop Robocalls, But the Scammers Won't Disappear
Recent rules from the FCC will slow robocall scammers down, but experts say they won’t disappear.
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Senate Will Grill Tech Execs After Report That Instagram Can Harm Teens' Mental Health
Sen. Marsha Blackburn, R-Tenn., the ranking member of the subcommittee, announced the hearing in an interview on CNBC’s “Closing Bell” Friday.
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Elon Musk Praises Chinese Automakers as Tesla Works to Improve Company's Reputation
Musk’s appearance comes as his company works to strengthen Tesla’s reputation in China.
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Apple's Next Big Technology Was Absent at the iPhone 13 Launch, But Tim Cook Says He's Still a Fan
At Tuesday’s event, augmented reality technology didn’t make an appearance.
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The iPhone 13 Is Already Showing Strong Early Sales in China, Local Media Reports Say
More than 2 million pre-orders have been placed for the iPhone 13 through Apple’s official store on JD.com, the South China Morning Post reported.
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FEC Says Twitter Acted Lawfully in Restricting the New York Post's Article on Hunter Biden
The agency found that Twitter had made a valid decision based on commercial reasons.
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FTC Signals a Focus on Noncompetes and Reporting Loopholes After Study of Tech Mergers
The agency released findings from its study of unreported mergers by five Big Tech companies: Google-owner Alphabet Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Microsoft.
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Lawmakers Demand Answers From Zuckerberg After Investigation Finds Instagram Is Toxic for Teen Girls
The questions follow a Wall Street Journal report about internal research at Facebook on the impact of Instagram on teens.
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You'll Hear a Lot About How Boring the iPhone 13 Is, But Apple Is Still Poised to Continue Its Sales Super Cycle
There are an estimated 250 million iPhone owners ready to upgrade.
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DoorDash Sues New York City Over New Data-Sharing Law
The suit is the latest in a string of complaints between food delivery platforms and regulators.
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Apple Emphasizes iPhone 13 Battery Life Improvements to Keep Sales Momentum High
Apple presented two improvements Tuesday that anyone who picks up the new models will appreciate: longer battery life.
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DOJ Official Signals Firm Stance Against ‘Killer Acquisitions'
Department of Justice Associate Attorney General Vanita Gupta called acquisitions of nascent competitors “one category of particularly concerning transactions.”
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Here's Everything Apple Just Announced at Its iPhone 13 Event
Apple announced the new iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro phones, new iPads and the Apple Watch Series 7 during its fall event.
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Facebook Documents Show How Toxic Instagram Is for Teens, Wall Street Journal Reports
The company is in the process of making a version of Instagram for kids.
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Biden Will Nominate Privacy Advocate Alvaro Bedoya to the FTC
Bedoya’s academic work has scrutinized surveillance technologies including facial recognition.
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Apple to Announce New IPhones, Apple Watch and AirPods on Tuesday
Apple hasn’t commented on what it plans to release, but analysts and past release cycles suggest new iPhones, AirPods and Apple Watch models are coming.
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Epic Games Court Ruling Unlikely to Seriously Damage Apple's Services Business
Wall Street analysts and longtime Apple followers believe that the financial impact to the company will be limited.
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Apple Vs. Epic Ruling Reveals 70% of App Store Revenue Comes From a Small Fraction of Customers Playing Games
That 70% is generated by less than 10% of all App Store consumers.
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Epic Games Failed to Prove Apple Is a Monopolist, Rules Judge
A federal judge in California ruled Friday that Epic Games failed to prove that Apple is a monopolist, but she left open the possibility that it could be proven.
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Apple Can No Longer Force Developers to Use In-App Purchasing, Judge Rules in Epic Games Case
The trial took place in Oakland, California, in May, and included both company CEOs testifying in open court.
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