From PC World: While it's still likely several weeks away from being announced, we already have a pretty good picture of the OnePlus 6. After divulging that its next handset would indeed include a notch in the screen for the camera, the company has dropped a few more tantalizing details about its...

From CNET: Mark Zuckerberg just switched from "maybe" to "attending" for a congressional hearing.

The House Energy and Commerce Committee announced Wednesday morning that the Facebook CEO will be testifying on April 11, at 10 a.m. ET. Zuckerberg has faced massive pressure to answer to lawmakers in...

From PC Mag: Google is banning extensions that mine cryptocurrency from the Chrome Web Store.

Until now, Google has allowed cryptocurrency mining extensions as long as mining was the extension's only purpose, and users were adequately informed about this behavior, Google's Extensions Platform...

From PC World: For years, PC gamers have needed to pick a poison: Buy a desktop with the most powerful components available, or sacrifice some performance for a laptop they could take on the road. Intel’s new six-core mobile Core i9 chip, its fastest notebook CPU ever, paves the way for 5GHz gaming...

From CNET: Mozilla, the nonprofit organization behind the Firefox web browser, said Tuesday it's building a new web browser. This one, though, won't run on your computer in the traditional way. Instead, it's built "from the ground up" to work with new VR and AR headsets, which bring computer images...

From PC Mag: Future Mac computers will eventually ditch Intel chips for Apple-developed processors, according to a new report from Bloomberg.

The company plans on making the switch by as early as 2020. The goal? To make Macs, iPhones and iPads work more seamlessly together, according to Bloomberg...

From PC Mag: URL shorteners have become commonplace on the web as a way of making otherwise very long web addresses easily shareable. This was especially important on Twitter when web link characters used to count. Google offered its own URL shortener called goo.gl back in 2009, but the search giant...

From CNET: Facebook is building a certification tool that will require advertisers confirm they received user permission before using emails to target advertising on the huge social network.

The tool, reported earlier by TechCrunch, will be part of Facebook's Custom Audiences program, which allows...

From The Verge: Cloudflare is launching its own consumer DNS service today, on April Fools’ Day, that promises to speed up your internet connection and help keep it private. The service is using https://1.1.1.1, and it’s not a joke but an actual DNS resolver that anyone can use. Cloudflare claims it...