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YouTube is reportedly working on a short-form video-sharing feature that will enable users to create videos using its catalog of licensed music.

Despite the COVID-19 pandemic, Apple is reportedly gearing up to launch a low-cost iPhone on April 15 and will begin shipping it on April 22.

The CEO of the video conferencing platform company has apologized for the security holes that have allowed a rash of "Zoombombing" incidents.

Even if Apple delays the debut a 5G-enabled iPhone until the holiday shopping season, 5G is still going to drive a huge upgrade cycle.

Microsoft takes additional steps as COVID-19 continues to spread.

Foxconn, the iPhone assembler, told Goldman Sachs the iPhone 5G will be ready for a fall launch barring any delays due to COVID-19.

Apple is urging its retail workers to provide tech support from the comfort of their homes.

Apple hopes to enhance its native weather app.

With Zoom usage surging and reports of hackers interrupting virtual meetings surfacing, New York's Attorney General wants to know what security enhancements the company has made.

Snap launched App Stories a new feature that enables Snap content to show up on third-party apps and potentially expanding its reach.

Facebook expanded the amount of data users can access in a bid to be more transparent.

Facebook wants to help local news outlets continue to report on the coronavirus and is throwing $100 million toward the effort.

Aiming to get more recurring revenue and not have to encourage people to upgrade their OS every few years, Microsoft is launching new subscription packages for consumers.

Microsoft has divested its minority stake in AnyVision, the facial recognition startup marred in controversy.

The stock is flying high as the world is forced to work from home, but there are plenty of reasons to believe the growth will continue long after the virus is contained.

Google has vowed to help small and medium-sized businesses and healthcare workers harmed by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Yelp teamed up with GoFundMe to raise money for small businesses but failed to alert some of the enterprises, resulting in backlash.

As the number of COVID-19 cases rises in the U.S., Apple launched a new website and app with the CDC, FEMA and the Coronavirus Task Force aimed at giving people accurate and actionable advice.

Slack is developing technology to enable its users to make phone calls directly to Microsoft Teams users as work-at-home becomes the new norm amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Twitter isn't going to meet its guidance for Q1 2020 thanks to a decline in advertising sales. But usage is up, which should help it once the dust settles.