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Apple published documentation for iOS 18.2 new API that will let third-party browsers add web apps to the iPhone Home Screen using their own custom engine.

Google has announced updates to its search engine, focused on visual and audio search but also on AI-organized results pages. Not everything is releasing now.

More than two-thirds of British politicians have had their data leaked to the dark web, includes some who are in charge of the UK cybersecurity.

Amazon AWS and the WAX blockchain have joined to enable developers to easily integrate Web3 functions at the touch of a button.

Following intense criticism, Apple today walked back its plan to disable Home Screen web apps in the European Union starting with iOS 17.4.

Meta will launch the web version of Threads, adding the feature along with better search and that it would be ready in the next few weeks.

Google launched the Results about you tool to make it easy for you to request the removal of search results that contain user personal data.

Threads platform has been getting numerous updates with new features like built-in translation and soon will get web version and advanced search.

A new lawsuit, filed by former Twitter employee Courtney McMillian, claims the company owes its laid off workers $500 million in severance pay.

Bing Chat changed the way we interact with Bing, now you can interact with it using your voice. Bing Chat is also introducing text-to-speech answers.