Rob Marvin

Everyone knows Netflix and Hulu. But what about Disney+, HBO Max, Apple TV+, and Peacock? Let's break down the biggest names in video streaming, new and old.

Here's a breakdown of Amazon's revenue from across its e-commerce and retail ecosystem, cloud infrastructure, streaming services, consumer devices, advertising business and beyond.

After a tight FCC vote, the organization's commissioners gave the merger an 'OK,' approving it 3 to 2.

Amid stagnant growth and declining profits, Apple is pouring money into research and development.

The big four streaming apps make up the majority over over-the-top (OTT) viewing right now, but that may change.

The streaming service will come loaded with HBO and Warner Bros content, exclusive originals and a backlog of sitcoms including 'Friends,' which will leave Netflix early next year.

Facebook's big blockchain play will reportedly create a crypto-based payments ecosystem across Facebook, Messenger, Instagram, WhatsApp and beyond.

The latest release of iOS is packed with new apps and features across the camera, maps, messages, memoji, Siri and a lot more.

Antitrust officials at the DOJ are poised to block the deal between the two wireless carriers, days after the FCC announced it planned to approve the merger.

Every user who passes on joins the rapidly swelling ranks of Facebook's army of the dead.

Celebrate the internet's 30th anniversary with live-streamed World Wide Web Foundation events featuring Sir Tim Berners-Lee, contribute to a crowdsourced Twitter timeline, or travel back in time by firing up the original web browser.

The plan is light on details and loaded with China subtext.

Facing vocal opposition from local politicians and residents, Amazon is reportedly having second thoughts about its plans for an East Coast headquarters in Long Island City, Queens.

The new feature will let users create and support petitions, and tag politicians and local officials.

A California federal judge rules that police cannot compel users to unlock their devices with facial recognition, fingerprints, or other forms of biometrics.

There were a ton of sleek next-gen cars at CES, from snazzy luxury vehicles to eye-popping concept cars.

At CES, the automaker is showing off its Autonomous Work Vehicle prototype, a rugged self-driving car.

According to The Wall Street Journal, Amazon is in final negotiations and plans to split its second headquarters evenly between two East Coast cities.

Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger announce their successor a week after their abrupt resignation and another tumultuous week for Facebook.

Apple's XS lineup and entry-level iPhone XR don't have as many flashy features as their predecessors, but there are plenty of upgrades under the hood.

Verizon-owned Oath is pitching a service to advertisers analyzing AOL and Yahoo emails to provide targeted ad data, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Mark Zuckerberg details new Facebook, WhatsApp, Messenger, Instagram and Oculus features in wide-ranging F8 keynote.

Gmail's web interface is getting a new look packed with AI and security features, including confidential mode, email nudging and hover actions.

The Center for Humane Technology will focus its efforts on young users, first with a public school ad campaign on the harmful effects of tech and social media.

These apps, companies, and devices have flown too close to the sun. The tech grim reaper is coming for them, and he is without mercy.

Here's your step-by-step guide to using exchanges and wallet apps such as Coinbase to manage your bitcoin, as well as other cryptocurrencies such as Ether or Litecoin.

Bitcoin and Ethereum have both seen high-profile forks in the past year, spawning separate coins with different rules. The splits come down to diverging ideologies and the laws of network consensus.

Instagram's VP of product dishes on the app's Face Filters, Hashtag stickers, and Rewind button at TechCrunch Disrupt while fielding a barrage of questions about Snapchat.

Mignon Clyburn wants you to comment starting this Thursday to preserve the Open Internet Order and register public support for net neutrality and a free, open internet.

Here are some of the coolest companies from around the world we spotted at MWC.