The pandemic made the enterprise wholly reliant on virtual meeting platforms, but new research reveals Zoom dominates the global online market share and ranks No. 1 in 44 countries.

Chances of legal trouble are low but experts say the safest thing to do is make sure you don't have any copyrighted images in the background.

The 8 top trends cited will enable rapid reinvention, including the skills gap, cybersecurity mesh and identity-first security.

In the age of remote work and distance education, the home serves as a learning center and home office for many. These dedicated options carve out a set space for your workflow.

More than half of corporate senders had to change tactics to align with customers shifting needs, according to a new report from Pathwire.

From Python to machine learning and AI, a Microsoft representative dives into the myriad ways coding has buttressed exploration in the past with an eye toward the future.

Expert discusses the challenges 5G has faced and what to expect in the next few years. He says 6G is still just a concept.

Binge gaming is up 13% over last year with some age groups playing six hours at a stretch, a worldwide survey finds.

The semiconductor chip shortage has disrupted the Sony PS5 rollout. When could supplies normalize and how are developers being impacted?

X-Chair's X4-HMT includes built-in heat and massage features and boasts a number of ergonomic design bonuses to boot. It's not shocking that it costs more than a grand, but is it worth it?

Amex customers can now identify and track information online for purchases from Google, Microsoft, Square, Apple and other select merchants.

Frozen tundra-like conditions have piggybacked onto the ever-stressful struggles to distribute the COVID-19 vaccinations in the US. Here are seven items to help handle the bone-chilling cold.

Far more eco-friendly than a car and safer than a motorcycle, electric bikes are gaining traction in the United States. Here are 10 of the newest e-bikes.

200 of Archer's short-haul, car-sized craft could hit the air in large cities as soon as 2024 if everything goes according to plan.

A new tech company, WineCab, is using software to improve wine management, storing wine and offering tips on what kind of wine to try next. Here's how it works.