Facebook has released statistics on the diversity of its workforce. Like most other tech companies, male white and Asian employees are overrepresented.
Google is adding several new features to its apps in an effort to stay competitive with Microsoft's Office 365. It is also launching Drive for Work as a direct rival to the service.
Dell is attempting to increase its presence among businesses. The company is rolling out a wealth of new security features, as well as new computers made for business use.
GM is issuing a recall for thousands of Chevrolet Cruze vehicles. The recall was prompted by an issue with the driver's side air bags made by Takata.
Google is launching a new version of Google Glass with 2 GB of RAM instead of one. A software update will also include several new features for all Google Glass users.
Microsoft has revealed the Nokia X2, an affordable smartphone built on a modified version of Android. The phone is aimed at emerging markets, where its predecessor had significant success.
Microsoft's Exchange Online suffered an outage Tuesday that prevented users from sending or receiving emails through Microsoft Outlook for a period of several hours.
Google Glass is available in the UK for the first time, with updates enabling to understand British English. The price for the product is set at £1,000.
Nest has launched a developer program to allow its smart home technology to connect and interact with other devices. Several companies have already signed on.
Google is starting an invite-only beta test of Google Domains, a domain registration service that will rival current top competitor GoDaddy.
Despite previous reports suggesting that Facebook is losing ground with teenagers, a new survey suggests the website remains the most popular social network.
Microsoft is offering up to $650 toward the purchase of a Surface Pro 3 when buyers trade in a MacBook Air. The company claims the Pro 3 is an ideal laptop replacement.
Box is adding its Box Notes feature to its iOS app, with support for Android coming soon. The feature lets users communicate through text about any given file.
A defect found in airbags manufactured by Takata has prompted another round of recalls. The problem could cause the inflator to explode in certain conditions.
Microsoft is increasing storage limits and lowering prices for its OneDrive cloud storage service in order to stay competitive with Google Drive and others.
A user guide for the Surface Pro 3 posted on Microsoft's website contains several references to the Surface Mini, which may still be on the way.
Further information about the rumored 5.5-inch model of the iPhone 6 has surfaced. A notable Apple leaker has provided photos of what is purported to be the phone's screen.
Latest AnTuTu benchmark has revealed some of the specifications for the upcoming Samsung Galaxy Note 4. There will be two phone models running on different processors.
Nokia has released Z Launcher, an Android launcher that simplifies finding apps and predicts what apps will be needed depending on the time of day.
Apple is rumored to be working with a number of professional athletes to test out its upcoming iWatch. iWatch will run on iOS and track a number of factors related to health and fitness.
Samsung will be showing off a new smartwatch at Google I/O that runs on Android Wear. The watch will follow in the footsteps of the Galaxy Gear and Gear Fit products.
The Weather Channel has made a deal with Apple to provide the default weather app for iOS 8, supplanting Yahoo's app with one providing more detailed information.
Google is rolling out a new feature on Android smartphones that allows users to go directly to the related page on an installed app when using Google to search for an artist.
T-Mobile will be allowing customers to use popular music streaming services without counting against data caps. This service could be considered to be violating the principles of net neutrality.
Mozilla is working on a streaming stick similar to Google's Chromecast, but running on the company's Firefox OS. The device is also compatible with some Chromecast apps.
Under pressure from the New York attorney general, Google and Microsoft will include a kill switch to deactivate a smartphone, if stolen, in future versions of Android and Windows Phone.
Intel is working with an unnamed partner to integrate FPGA chips into its Xeon processors. The new server processors would be marketed toward industry giants like Microsoft, Google and Facebook.
Apple is now selling a cheaper entry-level iMac. The product is priced $200 less than the former cheapest option, but takes a big hit to performance.
A family in Coral Springs, Florida has issued a lawsuit against Ford for a defect in its Explorer model that allows exhaust to leak into the cabin when accelerating.
Harley-Davidson has revealed a new concept bike that runs on electric power. The LiveWire will be touring across the U.S. to give customers a first look.