Eye on Tech: Apple and Google release Covid-19 tracing technology

The president's executive order to reign-in social media is based on the unproven assumption that they discriminate against conservatives and a misunderstanding of the First Amendment, which applies to government, not private companies.

Until Tuesday, Twitter had never taken down or labelled any of President Trump's tweets. But it put a link on his claim that mail-in ballots are fraudulent, providing facts on the integrity of voting by mail

HBO is launching HBO Max on Wed to compete with the likes of Netflix, Amazon Prime and Hulu. It's $15 a month but millions can get a free subscription depending on phone or cable provider.

3D printers have a new mission during Covid-19. They're being used to make personal protection equipment (PPE) such as face masks and shields

President Trump is using Twitter to complain that it and other social media companies are illegally discriminating against conservatives. But that tweet, like social media posts from millions of conservatives, was not taken down.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg told employees that -- over the coming years -- it may be possible for more than half of them to work from home. Some like that idea and others want to get back to the office. But the company has learned that employees can be productive without coming into the office.

Apple and Google have released the underlying technology for public health officials to develop Covid-19 tracing apps.

Facebook is launching Shops to enables businesses to sell products on Facebook and Instagram

A scanner from Butterfly Networks connects to a smartphone to perform ultrasounds at home under the guidance of a medical professional.

Facebook has acquired the popular GIF making app Giphy, which will become part of Instagram