Author: Mike Snider, USA TODAY

New York AG Letitia James is leading a multi-state antitrust probe into Facebook, while Texas state AG Ken Paxton reportedly leads one into Google.

The newest wireless speaker maker from Sonos is a portable speaker can be part of your in-home sound system and used outside as a Bluetooth speaker.

Streaming company Roku has two new speakers on the way: a soundbar with built-in video streaming and a subwoofer for extra oomph in soundtracks.

Tyler “Ninja” Blevins, best known for being a massively popular streamer of the online video game ‘Fortnite,’ now has a deal with Adidas.

The FCC is focusing on fraud reduction in the Lifeline program, which gives a $9.25 monthly discount on landline, cellular or broadband services.

CBS and AT&T reached an agreement to end a nearly three-week dispute keeping CBS-owned stations off of DirecTV and U-Verse in some markets.

Over the years, politicians and gun rights advocates have blamed violent games for real-life violence. But is it true?

This weekend $30 million was awarded at the Fortnite World Cup. The biggest winners were teenagers, with Kyle “Bugha” Giersdorf winning $3 million.