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Apple Inc., just days away from a U.S. ban of its smartwatches, is plotting a rescue mission for the $17 billion business that includes software fixes and other potential workarounds.

Google parent Alphabet has agreed to pay $700 million as part of an antitrust settlement made public on Monday, with the funds going to US customers of its Android app store and state governments.

Christmas is just around the corner, and Amazon still has several deals on Apple gear that arrive before the holiday. But you'll have to act now before shipping becomes an issue.

Apple has to cease sales of its latest Apple Watch models thanks to an ITC decision, but an analyst note suggests the ban will have minimal impact on revenue.

Municipalities as the smallest administrative units play a major role in the implementation of the energy transition. They can support citizens in better using the heat from waste water or they can make the equipment of new buildings with photovoltaic facilities mandatory in order to increase the use of renewable energy sources.

Utilities in the United States have pledged to transition to 100% renewable electricity by 2060, and although state mandates have played a role, it's the utilities, themselves, that are leading the transition.

A new Fraunhofer ISI Lithium-Ion battery roadmap focuses on the scaling activities of the battery industry until 2030 and considers the technological options, approaches and solutions in the areas of materials, cells, production, systems and recycling. The study examines three trends in particular: The production of performance-optimized, low-cost and sustainable batteries.

America's highways and byways would be a wild west if we didn't have automotive standards. So, give some serious respect, please, to these massive documents filled with painstaking technical specifications. After all, they determine how your car operates, its safety features, what parts it can use, and how it fuels or recharges—and that's just the short list.

The 2023 Game Awards recently saw accolades doled out to the biggest and most celebrated games of the year—alongside a few lucky indie titles—and with the holidays fast approaching, many of those same games are starting to go on sale.

Photoshop giant Adobe has scrapped its plans to buy up software company Figma after encountering opposition to the deal by regulators in the EU and Britain, the company said on Monday.

Sebastian Siemiatkowski is a co-founder and CEO of Klarna, the Sweden-based company that's one of the world's biggest providers of buy now, pay later services to customers. Klarna started off in Europe and entered the U.S. market in 2015.

More pressure on that battle over blue bubbles.

Shanghai local authorities have continued their policy of issuing free license plates for battery electric vehicles for another year starting Jan. 1.

It’s not a robotaxi.

It says the CMA’s suggestions are “wholly disproportionate.”

Figma will receive a $1 billion fee.

Could this the beginning of the end for coal, oil, and gas?

The agreement includes a $35 million fine and stems from the nightmare last holiday season when Southwest canceled thousands of flights and stranded more than 2 million travelers.

Apple has launched a new option for developers called "contingent pricing for subscriptions," enabling the sale of discounted secondary app subscriptions for existing subscribers.

There's no need to settle for a less-than-perfect gift just because you need it in time for Christmas. B&H is offering free next day delivery on over 120 Apple products within the contiguous U.S. — on top of extreme discounts of up to $1,800 off.