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A Dutch data regulatory authority said that Uber has to pay 824.9 million euros for violating the GDPR.

Indian startups spent years getting consumers accustomed to having groceries and everyday goods delivered within minutes. Now Walmart-owned Flipkart is rapidly closing the gap with those quick-commerce pioneers, as global rival Amazon mounts its own push into instant delivery.

After a delay to the first day of classes, many UT San Antonio students are finally headed back for the fall semester on Monday, August 24. The university paused the first week of classes following an attempted breach of its systems. 

Deciding between two generations of the same product can be a tough proposition. Do you care more about novelty or overall value? Do you err on the side of maximalism or minimalism? Are you willing to spend a little more for a few new features?

Even old Apple devices you haven’t touched in years could still get you some credit towards a new phone.

For years, iPhone users were left out of a feature that Android owners got to take advantage of: Customizing your message windows so that you don’t accidentally text the wrong person (because who hasn’t). But with iOS 26’s release last year, iPhone users can finally set a message background — either a preset option from…

You can keep Instagram from using your activity outside the app to influence the ads you get.

In a groundbreaking achievement at the World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, Tiangong Ultra, a Chinese humanoid robot, astonishingly ran 100 meters in 9.39 seconds, surpassing the iconic record held by Usain Bolt.

As Harvard Business School seeks to expand its reach, it’s leaning on AI avatars to provide individual feedback.

It’s less about an autonomous vehicle’s capabilities and more about what conditions it can operate in.