Author: Brett Molina, USA TODAY

Google’s latest ‘doodle’ honors Dr. James Naismith, the physical educator and coach who invented the sport of basketball.

Ice cream Keurig? 🍦

The company known for making home amenities revealed its plans for your bathroom ahead of CES 2021, the year’s biggest annual tech event.

Reddit confirmed the subreddit “r/donaldtrump” was banned for “repeated policy violations in recent days regarding the violence at the U.S. Capitol.”

YouTube is cracking down on new videos featuring misinformation as tech companies face backlash after a mob stormed the U.S. Capitol on Wednesday.

Discovery+ is the latest streaming service to enter the fray. How does it compare to giants like Netflix, Hulu or Disney+?

Popular workplace productivity app Slack is suffering through a outage on the first full work day of the new year.

Electronics giant Samsung is planning to host its Unpacked event on Jan. 14, where it’s widely expected to introduce its next Galaxy smartphone.

The Monday doodle honors the Winter Solstice, the shortest day and longest night of the year, as well as a conjunction of Jupiter and Saturn.

The studio behind “Cyberpunk 2077” is urging consumers who have failed to get a refund for copies of the video game bought at retail to contact them.