Ian Sherr
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Facebook's Zuckerberg will leave up 'inflammatory' Trump post about Minnesota protests
Trump's post, which included a seeming threat that the National Guard would shoot citizens caught looting, was hidden by Twitter. But not by Facebook. → Read More
Facebook's Zuckerberg defends decision to leave up 'inflamatory' Trump posts about Minnesota protests
President Trump's posts, which included a seeming threat of National Guard shooting citizens caught looting, were censored by Twitter. But not by Facebook. → Read More
PlayStation planning June 4 PS5 event, CEO says supplies look good for launch
In an interview with CNET, Sony's PlayStation CEO says his team is planning to show off new games planned for the PS5, which is due to launch this fall. → Read More
Over 40% of Republicans wrongly believe conspiracy theory about Bill Gates and COVID-19 vaccines
A survey finds a false conspiracy theory about vaccines implanting tracking microchips is popular among Fox News viewers, Republicans and Trump voters. → Read More
More than 40% of Republicans think Bill Gates will use COVID-19 vaccine to implant tracking chips, survey says
A survey from Yahoo News and YouGov finds that the conspiracy theory is popular among Fox News viewers, Republicans and Trump voters. → Read More
Minecraft play spikes, tops 126M builders a month amid COVID-19
Microsoft's open-ended video game was already one of the best-selling games ever. It's still among the most played too. → Read More
Microsoft Build 2020: How to watch the all-digital developer event
Microsoft typically uses the event to discuss new features for Windows, its HoloLens headsets and Office line of apps. It'll start May 19 at 8 a.m. PT. → Read More
Apple buys NextVR, which broadcast sports and music in virtual reality
The move is seen as Apple's latest effort to bolster its coming headset. → Read More
Apple said to begin plans to return workforce to the office by summer
The tech giant was one of the first to sound the alarm about the coronavirus, now it's becoming one of the first to return to its offices. → Read More
Apple opening some US stores next week, with new social distancing rules
"As soon as we can safely open our stores, we will," says the company. → Read More
All the big Xbox, PlayStation, Switch and PC game announcements, even without E3
The major video game show may not be happening this summer, but new games are still being unveiled. → Read More
Apple will open some US stores next week
The iPhone maker had closed its stores around the world as the coronavirus spread. → Read More
The US job market had its worst month in history, but Apple and Amazon are still hiring
The coronavirus put at least 33 million people out of work and pushed unemployment to 14.7%. But so far much of Silicon Valley has been spared. → Read More
Apple, Amazon still hiring as US job market has worst month in history
The coronavirus has put at least 33 million people out of work and pushed unemployment to 14.7%. But so far much of Silicon Valley has been spared. → Read More
Apple, Amazon have thousands of jobs open as unemployment soars
The coronavirus crisis has hit the US economy hard, putting at least 33 million people out of work. A lot of Silicon Valley so far has been spared. → Read More
Assassin's Creed Valhalla lets you attack old England, build Viking settlement
After last week's cinematic teaser, Xbox maker Microsoft and game maker Ubisoft reveal new details about the game. → Read More
Apple and Amazon have thousands of jobs open as startups struggle
The coronavirus crisis has hit the economy hard, putting at least 33 million people out of work. Much of Silicon Valley so far has been spared. → Read More
Big tech still hiring, even as jobless claims set records and COVID-19 spreads
Apple, Amazon, Google, Facebook and Microsoft still have thousands of job postings. But some startups are struggling. → Read More
Apple's WWDC starts June 22 and will be online-only, due to coronavirus
The iPhone maker's developer event shifts online following event cancellations across the tech industry. → Read More
Coronavirus has us even more hooked on big tech than ever before
COVID-19 fears have us embracing Apple, Amazon, Google, and Facebook even more, even if the companies' financial prospects remain up in the air. → Read More