Apple Will Reportedly Ditch Intel And Build Its Own Chips For Macs
A new report indicates Apple is planning to build and use its own chips in Mac computers by 2020, ditching Intel.
Facebook Says Bug Responsible For Not Removing 'Deleted' Videos
The social media giant said a technical bug was responsible for the site failing to delete unpublished videos recorded by users.
Grindr Sharing HIV Status Of Users With Outside Companies
Gay dating app Grindr has been sharing the HIV status of its users with other companies.
Study Finds Consumer DNA Tests Wrong 40 Percent Of The Time
Consumer DNA tests often produce false-positives regarding a person's genetic predisposition to diseases, a study found.
FCC Proposes Limiting Program That Provides Internet To Low-Income Americans
Democratic senators are warning a proposal by FCC Chairman Ajit Pai could strip internet from millions of low-income households.
ZTE Tempo Go Launches For Just $80 In US
ZTE launched the Tempo Go, a budget-friendly smartphone running Android that costs $80.
SpaceX Gets FCC Approval For Building Starlink Satellite Internet System
SpaceX received FCC approval to build Starlink, its satellite constellation designed to provide broadband internet service.
Court Orders Coffee In California Will Carry Cancer Warning
A California judge has ordered coffee sellers like Starbucks to include a cancer warning on their coffee.
iOS 11.3 Introduces Tool To Stop Performance Throttling
Apple released iOS 11.3, which introduces a new feature that can turn off the company's controversial performance throttling feature.
Cambridge Analytica Still Hasn't Deleted Facebook Data: Report
Cambridge Analytica reportedly still hasn't deleted the entirety of the user data it collected from more than 50 million Facebook users.
Rhode Island Lawmakers Drop Porn Ban
Elizabeth Smart has asked that lawmakers in Rhode Island stop invoking her name on a controversial bill that would charge a fee to view porn online.
Eating Out Linked To Chemicals That Can Cause Cancer
A new study claims that eating out can lead to increased levels of phthalates, a chemical linked to several diseases, in the body.
Ecuador Cuts Off Julian Assange's Internet Access Over Twitter Rants
The Ecuadorian government has cut off Julian Assange's internet access following a number of political tweets made by the WikiLeaks founder.
Tim Cook Says Apple, Unlike Facebook, Doesn't View Customers As The Product
Tim Cook took some shots at Facebook in a recent interview, stating Apple has chosen not to turn its customers into a product the way Facebook has.
Emails Show Uber, Arizona Government Kept Self-Driving Program Under Wraps
Emails conversations between Uber and members of Arizona Governor Doug Ducey's staff purportedly show the parties trying to hide Uber's autonomous vehicle program from public.
Facebook Introduces New Privacy Features
Facebook is introducing new privacy features following questions about company's commitment to protecting user data.
Mozilla Launches 'Facebook Container' Extension To Block Facebook Tracking
Mozilla has launched a new extension for its Firefox browser that blocks Facebook from tracking users around the web.
Mark Zuckerberg To Testify Before Congress
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is reportedly planning to testify before the U.S. Congress over the company's data privacy practices.
Apple Introduces New, Affordable iPads For Schools, Students
Apple unveiled a new iPad targeted to students and teachers that includes compatibility with the company's Apple Pencil.
Lawsuit Accusing YouTube Of Censoring Conservatives Thrown Out Of Court
A lawsuit filed by a prominent conservative radio host accusing YouTube of censoring conservatives has been thrown out by a judge.
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