Congress is holding hearings with Apple, Amazon, Facebook, and Google this week on Capitol Hill. Facebook faces scrutiny over its new cryptocurrency, Libra, while Apple, Amazon and Google will respond to antitrust concerns.

France passed a law to impose a 3% tax on tech companies providing services to French users.

Nearly 400,000 people signed up to attend a Facebook event to storm Area 51. Turns out the event was fake, but the tip on how to get past the military guarded fortress is real.

On the same day of the social media summit, the White House was also talking about 5G.

Amazon Prime Day started as 20th birthday celebration for the online retailer. Fast forward to 2019, and it's become a worldwide phenomenon.

The innovation of Deepfake software is outpacing developers trying to detect it. CNET Editor-at-Large, Jeff Bakalar, explains why awareness and education are the first steps to combatting it.

Amazon filed papers with the Federal Communications Commission to launch thousands satellites into space as part of its Project Kuiper, which would allow the online retailer provide worldwide internet access from space.

Europe may not be leading the 5G revolution, but they're not far behind, offering their customers something different than the United States: unlimited data without a massive surcharge.

To make room for its newer line of notebooks, Apple gets rid of its cheapest and smallest MacBooks: the $999 MacBook Air and the 12in MacBook.

Instagram rolls out new A.I. feature to stop users from posting hurtful comments on the social media platform.