Author: Mike Snider, USA TODAY

Starting Friday, it will cost you more to subscribe to Disney+. The streaming service will now start at $7.99 a month, or $79.99 a year.

You can stream music in higher quality from Qobuz on your Sonos speakers. The subscription service’s high-res tracks are better than CD-quality.

Verizon now has its own cloud data storage service for wireless and internet customers. Its selling point? Unlimited storage for photos and videos.

Niantic Labs, the makers of ‘Poké​​​​​​​mon Go,’ have a new Nintendo-based augmented reality game in the works based on the ‘Pikmin’ video game.

A firm that made 1 billion robocalls falsely claiming to sell insurance for Aetna, Blue Cross Blue Shield and others was fined $225 million by the FCC.

“Our America,” a VR project about racism faced by Black Americans is among five recipients of $25,000 grants from 3D software maker Unity.

During the coronavirus pandemic, video games became an escape and a connection to others. Online events and esports became fundraising methods, too.

Can a smart device help you sleep better? Google’s new Nest Hub smart display uses the Soli chip’s radar to monitor your sleep activity.

This week we remember the creator of the cassette tape. Also: Netflix began a test to thwart password sharing and Xbox Game Pass got 20 new games.