EU slaps Google with record $2.7 billion fine
European Union regulators slapped Google with a record €2.4 billion ($2.7 billion) antitrust fine on Tuesday, the latest broadside fired at big American tech companies doing business in the region.
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Facebook backs law to give internet to incarcerated youth
A proposed bill in California would give kids in juvenile facilities the right to internet access, and Facebook is throwing its support behind it.
Tech industry on travel ban: The fight goes on
For nearly five months, Silicon Valley has been fighting President Trump over the travel ban.
Twitter diplomacy? Meet the world leaders with largest followers
They are the leaders of the world's biggest democracies.
Tech giants bolster collaborative fight against terrorism
Four of the biggest companies in tech are boosting efforts to fight extremism on their platforms.
Silicon Valley CEOs can't get enough of Indian PM Modi
America's top tech executives won't pass up an opportunity to meet Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi.
Super Nintendo gets the miniature console treatment
Nintendo is once again packing nostalgia into a tiny package.
Amazon's Echo Show is rough, but promising
Alexa refuses to say "hippopotamus" in Spanish.
The music may be over for Pandora's CEO
The music may have stopped for Pandora CEO and co-founder Tim Westergren.
SpaceX nails two rocket launches in one weekend
SpaceX just capped off two successful missions to space this weekend -- the company's quickest launch turnaround yet.
US asks Supreme Court to take up Microsoft fight over email privacy
The U.S. Justice Department wants the Supreme Court to take up a years-long court fight with Microsoft.
SpaceX kicks off rocket launch double feature
SpaceX just kicked off this weekend's rocket launch double feature.
Amazon patent reveals drone delivery 'beehives'
The future of Amazon drone deliveries could start at massive 'beehives."
China's road-straddling bus bites the dust
China's futuristic elevated bus will soon be a thing of the past.
Mystery person recording 'Property Brothers' on Air Force One
It was revealed by The Associated Press White House reporter Jonathan Lemire that the televisions onboard Air Force One are all pre-programmed to record HGTV's "Property Brothers."
Ted Cruz is not invited to Alyssa Milano's group hug
Alyssa Milano did not show Ted Cruz much Twitter love on Thursday.
Mark Zuckerberg explains why he just changed Facebook's mission
Mark Zuckerberg has spent the last dozen years making sure you know what your friends' babies look like and what your high school friends think about politics.
Virgin Mobile is first iPhone-only wireless carrier
Virgin Mobile is becoming the first wireless carrier to only sell iPhones, and it is offering some unusual perks to publicize the move.
Trump to meet with telecom CEOs
The White House isn't done talking about technology.
WannaCry cyberattack hits Honda
It's not making as many headlines as a month ago, but the WannaCry worm is still crawling through the internet.
Russian hacking hearings: 6 takeaways
Both sides of the Capitol on Wednesday heard from experts about the extent of Russian meddling in the 2016 election, with officials for the first time revealing how many states' election-related systems were targeted by Russian hackers.
Intel drones, virtual reality headed to 2018 Olympics
The next Olympic Games will be a spectacle of modern technology.
Queen's hat has striking similarity to the EU flag; theories fly on Twitter
On anyone else's head, a blue flowered hat would be just that -- a hat.
Too much texting could be pain in wrist, some experts say
Too much of a good thing can usually have some downsides, and texting on your favorite smartphone is no exception. Doctors are divided, however, on what exactly those downsides are.
