Author: Mike Snider, USA TODAY

Xbox Live, Microsoft’s online video game service, and Xbox Game Pass, its cloud gaming service, were down for an extended time on Thursday.

T-Mobile’s new 5G unlimited wireless plan for customers aged 55 and older, has no data throttling, free Netflix streaming, plus more hot spot data.

Samsung cut $250 off the prices of its foldable Galaxy Z Flip 5G and Z Fold2 5G smartphones as part of a new 100-day “Buy and Try” promotion.

“Fortnite” publisher Epic Games asked a UK court to reinstate its game in Apple’s App Store. But the court says the U.S. is where the case belongs.

Spotify is launching a high fidelity, CD-quality audio subscription level called Spotify HiFi in select markets later this year.

Evidence is growing Apple Watch and other smartwatches and wearable devices could identify potential coronavirus patients days prior to infection.

You can watch Justin Timberlake’s new film “Palmer” on Apple TV+, using the Apple TV app on the Chromecast with Google TV streaming device.

The Nintendo Switch gets two popular video games played on other systems: “Fall Guys” and “Apex Legends,” and new Mario gear for “Animal Crossing.”

We have become a nation of subscribers during the COVID-19 pandemic. Most subscribe to five streaming services, including Netflix, Amazon and Hulu.

Some laughs were had at the expense of a lawyer whose Zoom account made him look like a cat while talking to a Texas judge during a hearing.