Google tests the Web Install API to let users install web apps directly from any site in Chrome, Edge, and future browsers ...

Microsoft Store website now lets you bundle and install multiple Windows apps at once using a single installer.

(NEXSTAR) – OpenAI announced Tuesday it is launching a ChatGPT-powered web browser called Atlas that will compete directly with widely-used Google Chrome. The news appeared to ripple into the stock ...

The global machine safety market is anticipated to grow from USD 5.66 billion in 2025 to USD 7.45 billion in 2030, at a CAGR ...

The Cardiac Arrest Treatment Market is witnessing substantial growth due to the increasing prevalence of cardiovascular diseases, rising awareness about emergency cardiac care, and advancements in ...

The Trump administration is preparing to install “allies” at the criminal investigative division of the IRS to target “major Democratic donors,” according to a report. A list of potential targets ...

US Representative Anna Paulina Luna said Tuesday that Russia will deliver a 350-page document containing the Russian government's findings on former President John F. Kennedy's assassination. "My ...

Amazon Canada has a little-known coupon page — here's how to shop and save (Photos via Getty). Amazon Canada is known for its fast delivery, daily deals and exclusive Prime Day sales — but if you look ...

Arrinten Page posted a double-double of 18 points and 12 rebounds in his program debut, and Nick Martinelli scored 17 points to lift host Northwestern to a season-opening 70-47 victory against ...

Back in 2008, Google launched the Chrome browser to help better integrate its industry-leading search engine into the web-browsing experience. Today, OpenAI announced the Atlas browser that it hopes ...

Wednesday was a major moment for the coverage of the United States military. Scores of journalists with access to the Pentagon handed in their press passes rather than sign on to new rules laid out by ...

Pam Bondi, the U.S. Attorney General, said in a post on X that the DOJ will "continue working with tech companies to get rid of platforms where radicals can incite violence against federal law ...