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The success of a computer chip maker points to a path for companies like Google and Facebook.

Facebook began integrating its Instagram and Messenger apps, allowing users of the services to directly communicate with each other.

A three-judge panel reversed a 2019 ruling that found that Qualcomm had abused its monopoly position in wireless chips.

It was the largest bet by the social network on the developing market, where millions of people have gone online in recent years.

The new T-Mobile will have over 100 million customers and plans to take on AT&T and Verizon.

Samsung wants to excite you by offering a device with a foldable screen. Too bad it’s tedious to use (and bulky in a pocket).

The proposed penalties are among the largest the F.C.C. has sought in years, and come after the data was misused by rogue law enforcement officers and others.

From a suspicious text message I received, technology researchers concluded that hackers working for Saudi Arabia had targeted my phone with powerful Israeli software.

Tapping into nostalgia, Motorola announced the return of the sleek foldable phone. Some praised the update, while others sneered at the $1,500 price.

Hackers have been targeting regular people and celebrities with the attack. Last week, it was used to hijack the Twitter account of Twitter’s C.E.O.

As Bangladesh vowed to cut off mobile phone access in Rohingya camps, refugees who fled terror in Myanmar despaired over their future.

A federal appeals court ruled that the chip maker did not have to modify key business practices while the court reviews a lower-court ruling against the company.

When you prepare to buy a new phone, you should also assess whether it’s time for a new wireless plan. Here are some steps to make that process easy.