Criminals exploit fake calendar invites, Google to build homes, U.S. chipmakers want Huawei back.

Facebook announces its cryptocurrency set to launch in 2020; Google Calendar crashed for 3 hours on Tuesday; WikiLeaks releases report about CIA spying through smart TVs

A company out of Israel claims it can hack into all iPhones as well as many Androids; 3.5 million signatures were collected in support of net neutrality in the US; Tim Cook calls Facebook a chaos factory

Huawei asks Verizon for patent fees, CAMH to use AI to improve mental health research, AT&T cancels Samsung Galaxy Fold pre-orders.

Google Pixel 4 pictured, Huawei scraps a laptop due to U.S. ban, Facebook pays to pay for your data.

Chrome tests distraction-free reading mode, hackers steal biometric data from border patrol, AMD announces new processor.

Mozilla to launch a paid browser, Samsung Galaxy Fold gets an updated release date, Google Maps warns unscrupulous cab drivers.

The walkout organizer at Google has quit the company citing retaliation against her, Microsoft deleted the database it was using to train facial recognition, and ASUS releases updates for a phone it is not even selling yet.