Stephen Warwick

A rumor suggests a new Apple app is "coming soon" to the Microsoft Store for Windows.

Apple has confirmed that Boot Camp won't be an option for installing and running Windows on its Apple silicon Macs.

Amazon Prime Video Sport has announced it will show four Premier League matches live on its platform, as well as on Twitch in the UK.

Zoom says it fell short in the decision to ban the hosts of meetings commemorating the Tiananmen Square Massacre, two of whom were U.S. based.

Facebook has joined the biggest names in tech in a renewed fight against online child sexual abuse.

Facebook has announced a new 'Manage activity' feature that lets you delete and archive old posts all in one place.

A new Zoom encryption rollout means that as of May 30, users will have to update their software in order to continue joining meetings.

First GTA V, now this. What a time to be alive.

Netflix has increased the quality of its streaming in Europe, two months after limiting bandwidth to ease the strain on internet infrastructure during COVID-19.

Microsoft has announced the testing of Split View support for its Word and PowerPoint apps on iPadOS, which will let you work on two documents at the same time.

Spotify has released its Q1 earnings for 2020, showing a resilient business model. More interestingly, it has revealed how we've all changed our listening habits due to lockdown.

SoundID is getting a Mac and Windows app to go with its Android and iOS app called SoundID Listen.

Video-conferencing app Zoom has revealed that it now has 300 million daily users on its platform, up from 200 million at the start of April, and 10 million in December.

Zoom has announced Zoom 5.0, a big security update to its video-conferencing platform.

Zoom has added a data center selection tool in response to reports that call data was being routed through China, even if you don't live there.

We sat down with two 5G experts to learn more about the technology and debunked a few myths along the way.

Zoom has issued updates to improve security on its platform, including improved password security and increasing the length of meeting IDs.

Zoom is partnering with security leaders and experts from Netflix, Uber, and EA, as well as the former Chief of Security for Facebook in a bid to make its app more secure.

The Taiwanese government has banned its agencies and specific organizations from using Zoom.

Facebook has vowed tougher measures to clamp down on posts that could cause physical harm regarding 5G coronavirus conspiracy theories.

Facebook has announced that Messenger, complete with video calling, is now available for both Mac and Windows.

Zoom has issued a public apology over several security and privacy flaws highlighted in its service. It has vowed to freeze new features for 90 days whilst it fixes them.

Because it's been at least 20 minutes since Zoom's last PR disaster...

Zoom's privacy and security is not really inspiring much confidence, is it?

A report claims that Zoom's video conferencing service is not end-to-end encrypted as the company claims and that Zoom can access all audio and video data from calls.