Software

CCleaner Malware Hack: What to Know and How to Protect Yourself

By Matt Peckham

Android Oreo May Fix a Huge Google Problem

By Lisa Eadicicco

Adobe Flash Is Finally Dying, and It's About Time

By Lisa Eadicicco

Google Drive is About to Become Much More Useful

By Lisa Eadicicco
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Here's Your First Look at the New Features Coming to Your iPhone

Apple's new iPhone update will be out soon

By Lisa Eadicicco

Apple is Launching a Venmo Competitor

Apple just unveiled a Venmo rival

By Lisa Eadicicco

The 4 Biggest Things Apple Could Announce Next Week

Expect lots of iPhone and Mac news

By Lisa Eadicicco

Microsoft's Future is About Much More Than PCs

Its latest announcements are a look into technology's future

By Lisa Eadicicco

Apple Is Opening Up Its Technology at Just the Right Time

Apple is opening Siri and iMessage to developers as people begin to change the way they use their phones

By Lisa Eadicicco

How to Uninstall QuickTime From Your Windows PC

Two new security vulnerabilities have been discovered in the software

By Lisa Eadicicco

These Are the New Features Coming to Your iPhone Today

The update will make it easier to fall asleep after looking at your iPhone's screen.

By Lisa Eadicicco

Another Super-Popular App Is Joining the Encryption Battle

Facebook-owned WhatsApp may be the next big battleground

By David Z. Morris / Fortune

3 Ways To Become A Better Leader

Start by sharing your values

By Vanessa Hurst

Here's What Fresh Hell Twitter Faces Next

It can be difficult to tell whether a turnaround is fixing things or foundering

By Kevin Kelleher

Uber Valued at $62.5 Billion in New Investment

The fastest-growing startup in history is reportedly taking on more capital

By Matt Vella

See What Scientists Say Prince George Will Look Like As An Adult

He bears a striking resemblance to a certain celebrity

By Megan McCluskey

Taxi-App Company Aims to Kill Cabs' Clunky Equipment

The business pivots in the Great Ride-App Wars

By Katy Steinmetz / San Francisco

Microsoft Created an Android App That Intelligently Organizes Your Phone

Microsoft's Arrow for Android arranges apps based on how frequently they're used.

By Lisa Eadicicco

Volkswagen Says Even More Cars Could Have Cheating Software

Other engines may have included a ‘defeat device’

By Victor Luckerson

Here's When You Can Download the New iPhone Software

iOS 9 is almost here

By Victor Luckerson
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