Author: Jefferson Graham, USA TODAY

Customer services still haven’t caught up to demand for Disney+, which is struggling with big backlogs.

AT&T paid $60-million fine for not telling consumers their Unlimited plans would be throttled. Now, they’re upfront, but in tiny, tiny letters.

First high-end speaker from Amazon promises 3D Dolby Atmos sound, but good luck hearing much of a difference at home. You’ll have to pay extra for 3D.

Wireless carrier offered “unlimited” plan, then reduced data speeds by “throttling,” when customers consumed too much data.

Facebook hardware is aimed at living room, connecting folks on video via the Messenger app. Portal also answers to Alexa and can make WhatsApp calls.

The Facebook co-founder upsets politicians, columnists and pundits with his political ad stance. But what of Pichai, Cook and Musk?

Apple TV+ launches Friday, then Disney Plus on Nov. 12, then Warner’s HBO Max in May. Fans we spoke to on social media are most excited about Disney.

Latest software update to iOS brings computational photography to another level, taking multiple images to produce a sharper final photo.

Warner to invest heavily on programming from its channels along with new fare to try and convince people to subscribe to the most expensive service.