Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai on Monday announced his intent to resign his post next January, concluding a four-year run atop the nation’s telecom agency. https://wapo.st/3o2eX46
Better-sounding smart speakers, mini and mighty iPhones, TV upgrades and more: our tech columnist tests the fall’s buzziest new electronics https://wapo.st/3fWlE4P
Efforts to add new computer servers created a cascading set of errors that hobbled Web-connected security cameras, robotic vacuums and publishing sites, the company acknowledged in a lengthy postmortem Saturday morning. https://wapo.st/37ceXYq
A dedicated group is piecing together the needed elements to sustain online play for some PS3 titles even after Sony has pulled the plug on supporting them. https://wapo.st/3m9AvLw
After struggling with shipping at the start of the pandemic, Amazon quietly built a logistics operation that will provide it delivery advantages that no other retailer can match. https://wapo.st/2V8Lqcv
As air travel gains some steam and coronavirus-related shutdowns return in pockets of the country, one of the latest iterations of virus-fighting tech at the airport is a germ-zapping robot at San Antonio International Airport. https://wapo.st/368nuMR
The action against OAN, which President Trump’s allies have praised in recent weeks while raging against Fox News for supposed disloyalty during and after this month’s election, was the latest sign that Silicon Valley remains prepared to enforce policies against false and misleading information. https://wapo.st/3m4qdfA
It started with a confusing tweet from the former Florida governor, but it turns out a lot of people have critical opinions of the Twitter account. https://wapo.st/3l3wZRE
Thomas Moyer, Apple's global head of security, was indicted on bribery charges. According to the Santa Clara, Calif. District Attorney's office, Moyer promised Apple would donate $70,000 worth of iPads to the Santa Clara sheriff's office in exchange for concealed weapons permits. https://wapo.st/399Sluf
The pro-Trump Internet can’t stop talking about their exodus from Big Tech. But very few of them have actually abandoned their long-time social media homes. https://wapo.st/35Tjf7F
Apple wants to water down key provisions of the bill, which would hold U.S. companies accountable for using Uighur forced labor, according to two congressional staffers. https://wapo.st/3lPK4zh
President-elect Joe Biden and top congressional Democrats are laying the groundwork to seek a massive increase in federal broadband spending next year, hoping they can secure billions of dollars in new government aid to improve internet access and affordability -- and help people stay online during the pandemic. https://wapo.st/3lSxPSy
During their first news conference since arriving at the International Space Station, the astronauts who blasted off Sunday said their escape from Earth’s gravity was a thrilling ride atop a spacecraft that on the ground appeared restless, grunting and vibrating before being unleashed into the skies. https://wapo.st/38YvcuH
E-scooter accidents were a big problem for metro areas before the pandemic. One company sees computer vision as a partial solution. https://wapo.st/3kMBfEP
Apple announced Wednesday that it would cut its App Store fee to 15 percent for business with less than $1 million in revenue. Apple's biggest critics say the move will do nothing to encourage new innovation and business models. https://wapo.st/36KJhcx
Following a successful Sunday launch, Dragon Crew-1′s ‘Resilience’ capsule docks onto the International Space Station. It became the first privately owned and operated spacecraft to be certified by NASA for human spaceflight. https://wapo.st/3kyFjIF
The incoming president is expected to hold a hard line on most matters, though he is likely to enlist more support from international allies and maintain more consistent policies than the ones Trump sometimes announced, and rescinded, via tweet. https://wapo.st/32NzJfD
SpaceX is scheduled to launch four astronauts to the International Space Station. SpaceX’s Crew Dragon capsule is the first privately owned and operated spacecraft to be certified by NASA for human spaceflight, a certification SpaceX received only days ago. https://wapo.st/35z6Rtu
Treyarch had to get “Call of Duty: Black Ops Cold War” working on nine different platforms, but the new consoles provided novel opportunities. https://wapo.st/38CUX3u
Newly aggressive against Trump and his allies, tech companies prepare for protracted uncertainty over election outcomes and questions about whether their efforts are sustainable over time. https://wapo.st/36rTr1q
The SpaceX launch, now scheduled for Saturday evening, would be another coup for NASA, which has been on a roll recently, providing dashes of good news in a year that has seen very little. https://wapo.st/3n91eb8
The pages, which promoted the “Stop the Steal” effort and other misleading messages about voter fraud and the election, were removed over the weekend, while the former top Trump strategist’s account was frozen. https://wapo.st/3ngOT4Z
Yujin Morisawa talks the inspiration behind the PS5's shape, his approach to its size and how he views the reaction to his work. https://wapo.st/36hMDDD
Trump's all-caps attacked the integrity of the vote, alleging "BAD THINGS" had occurred despite having failed to present any evidence of electoral fraud. Within minutes, Twitter appended a label to the president's tweet, claiming it is "disputed," but it did not take any action to prevent tens of thousands of users from re-sharing it widely. https://wapo.st/3n5Eqcy
Facebook's latest attempt to control the spread of misinformation following the election is setting limits for groups it detects violating community standards. https://wapo.st/2I55hXm
Trump's power on social media gives him the opportunity to do something rarely attempted by the men who previously held the nation’s highest office — keep the national gaze fixed on himself as a new chief executive tries to command the national stage. https://wapo.st/3pfkkym