Kate Irwin

Google ups the minimum requirements for app functionality to reduce junky listings in its app store, meaning a mass deletion event could be on the horizon.

A CrowdStrike update bricked Windows PCs around the world, resulting in service delays, cancellations, and shutdowns at airports, hospitals, and businesses around the world.

Goo.gl is set to be fully deactivated next year, giving developers some time to update before it's too late. But millions of older links might still go dark.

xAI's massive computing cluster in Memphis, Tennessee starts its AI training. But some locals are concerned about the facility's energy and water usage.

The 'EvilVideo' Telegram exploit was fixed, but it's still possible to receive malicious APK files via the app thanks to its default settings.

After 4 years of promising to phase out third-party cookies, Google wants to give users a choice instead. Chrome's Incognito users are still getting some IP protections, however.

Amazon simplifies Prime Video's layout to simplify navigation and highlight what costs extra.

The low-data version of TikTok doesn't have warning labels or point out misinformation, according to a Mozilla investigation.

Microsoft calls it 'Bing generative search,' and it's only being added to select queries to start.

The FTC is suing Adobe for not clearly outlining the early termination fees people will incur if they drop a Creative Cloud subscription. An exec suggests the strategy will be hard to abandon.