Apple is planning to sell Macs with its own main processors by next year, sources tell Bloomberg.

Facebook is expanding the availability of its Messenger Kids service to 75 additional countries, in what Engadget calls "an effort to provide children a way to connect with friends and family in the midst of the coronavirus pandemic."

TF International Securities analyst Ming-Chi Kuo expects the release of Apple's iPhone 12 models to be delayed, 9To5Mac reports.

Putting aside its differences with Google, Epic Games is finally adding Fortnite to the Play Store, TechCrunch reports.

Data analytics startup Adverity just raised $30 million in equity financing, VentureBeat reports.

Amid a significant decline in crowdfunding projects, Kickstarter is closely eying layoffs, The Verge reports, citing an internal company memo.

Apple just launched the App Store, iCloud, Apple Arcade, and Apple Podcasts in 20 new countries, which Reuters call "the biggest geographical expansion of its services in almost a decade."

Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have developed a real-time tracker of how fast COVID-19 is spreading in each U.S. state.

Worldwide, startup venture capital is expected to decline by 17% to about $63.8 billion during the first quarter of the year, according to Crunchbase News.

In response to a spike in demand for business software, Alibaba Group has committed about $28 billion to its cloud infrastructure over three years, Reuters reports.