After a year of tough headlines, the world’s biggest technology companies showed last week that they’re powering through, continuing to rake in cash and invest in future growth.
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Apple’s highly anticipated streaming service, Apple TV+, has arrived, along with a range of programmes boasting big-name stars.
Google has agreed to buy smartwatch maker Fitbit for $2.1-billion in cash, a move that could shore up the Internet giant’s hardware business while also potentially increasing antitrust scrutiny.
Apple executives put aside their typical praise of the iPhone’s sleek design and breakthrough technology on Wednesday for more mundane topics such as installment plans, trade-in programmes and giveaways.
Apple has announced a new version of its AirPods earphones, which will include noise-cancelling technology for the first time.
Apple is ramping up hiring for a team that is working on new smart-home software and devices in an effort to catch up in a field where Google and Amazon.com have dominated.
Google lured billions of consumers to its digital services by offering copious free cloud storage. That’s beginning to change.
Adobe has picked Illustrator as the next major application it will put on Apple’s iPad, the latest effort to create a version of the software maker’s top desktop products for mobile devices.
After a 17-month hiatus, the sixth season of HBO’s Silicon Valley premieres on Sunday night in the US. The show is at the very top of its game after an uneven run.
Facebook has dropped out of the top 10 most valuable global brands as Apple, Google and Amazon retained the first three places.