In today's top stories, the mystery is over: Android Q has an official name, but it's not a sweet treat. Meanwhile, a report says we may see Pro models of the iPhone in September.
It's the fourth time Facebook has removed Myanmar accounts for "coordinated inauthentic behavior."
One month after promising to change its tipping policy, the food-delivery company serves up specifics.
Apple is gearing up to launch new smartwatches at its Sept. 10 event, but they may be new versions of an old model, based on the latest rumors.
From The Daily Charge: No more candy and desserts -- Google is playing the numbers game with the next flavor of Android.
Plus, 5G could let you cut ties with your cable company and YouTube's plans to end targeted ads for kids.
A survey from Girls Who Code looks at what young women in tech are up against.
Europe could introduce sweeping reforms governing how facial recognition technology can be used.
Today's major tech stories include a report that says Microsoft's contractors listened in on Xbox users, Google's visual refresh of the Play Store and autocorrect features hitting G Suite users.
It's been a month since the company's CEO promised to reverse course on a controversial policy that pockets workers' tips. Nothing appears to have changed.
They're staying out it.
Most of those accounts never made it live in the site.
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