Google disclosed in a new video that its wireless Stadia Controller will require a USB-C connection for everything other than the Chromecast Ultra at launch.

Google dropped Daydream VR support from the Pixel 4 smartphone and removed the Daydream View headset from its online store.

Microsoft will start notifying users that it won't update Windows 7 Pro after January 2020.

Intel and the U.S. Department of Labor reached a $5 million settlement related to allegations of discriminatory practices.

Microsoft introduced a new Tamper Protection feature meant to stop malware from changing Windows security settings.

Digitimes reported that TSMC's lead time for 16nm chips has been extended due to high demand.

HP announced the Chromebox G2 desktop computer as well as new Chromebook models for its enterprise customers.

Google announced that its Stadia game streaming service will debut on November 19.

Google announced that the latest model of its Titan Security Key, which features USB-C, will soon debut in the U.S.

Apple warned macOS users that it would drop support for 32-bit apps starting in 2017, yet they were still surprised that macOS Catalina made good on that promise.

Facebook looses a cadre of important Libra backers.

Windows 10 cumulative update KB4517389 broke the Start menu (again) and caused problems with the Edge browser.

Internet Archive announced that it added 2,500 more MS-DOS titles to its catalog.

Valve announced to developers that Steam will soon receive a Remote Play Together feature that allows people to play local co-op game modes online.

Google’s VP of engineering said he expects Stadia, Google’s upcoming game streaming platform, to outperform local hardware in the next year or two.

Twitter said phone numbers and email addresses used to secure accounts on its platform were "unintentionally used for advertising purposes."

Linksys is updating some of its mesh Wi-Fi routers with motion-sensing capabilities to power a home security system called Linksys Aware.

The Atari VCS' lead architect stopped working with Atari on October 4, leading some to question whether the product will actually reach consumers.

Atari shared pictures of the upcoming Atari VCS gaming device on Medium.

Microsoft announced that it's expanding its Airband Initiative with the intent of providing internet access to 40 million people by July 2022.

Sony confirmed the console will be called the PlayStation 5, will ship next holiday season (2020) and will feature hardware-accelerated ray tracing from AMD's chips.

Adobe announced that it has to deactivate the accounts of its Venezuelan customers to comply with U.S. sanctions.

Microsoft updated Windows 10 on October 3 to address problems with printing caused by the previous update. However, it reportedly caused a new Start menu critical error.

Samsung announced the Chromebook 4 and Chromebook 4+.