Author: Mike Snider, USA TODAY

A look at the week’s biggest stories in technology includes Microsoft’s retiring of Internet Explorer and the arrival of Apple’s new iMacs.

Apple CEO Tim Cook faced tough questions Friday in court about the iOS App Store and its practices requiring in-app purchases and 15%-30% commissions.

As the court battle between Apple and ‘Fortnite’ publisher Epic Games nears an end, Apple CEO Tim Cook is set to be the last witness.

Summer Game Fest, an online fan celebration of video games with 30 gamemakers and a performance by Weezer. will be held June 10, coinciding with E3.

HBO Max in June will be available in a new $9.99 monthly subscription tier with advertisements. Currently, ad-free HBO Max costs $14.99 per month.

Apple’s new iMac computers, arriving later this week, have plenty of processing power for work and play at home. Some dislike the colors, however.

The Federal Communications Commission’s COVID-19 relief program is open: you can get a $50 discount on your broadband bills or $100 toward a computer.

Video streaming company Roku bolsters its Roku Channel with 30 new series featuring stars such as Kevin Hart, Laurence Fishburne and Chrissy Teigen.

The Federal Communications Commission will begin taking applications for the COVID-19 relief program to help pay for Americans’ broadband bills.

For Military Appreciation Month, T-Mobile and Honor Flight Network are bringing VR versions of national war memorials to veterans who cannot travel.