Author: Mike Snider, USA TODAY

Apple’s new iMac computers, arriving later this week, have plenty of processing power for work and play at home. Some dislike the colors, however.

The Federal Communications Commission’s COVID-19 relief program is open: you can get a $50 discount on your broadband bills or $100 toward a computer.

Video streaming company Roku bolsters its Roku Channel with 30 new series featuring stars such as Kevin Hart, Laurence Fishburne and Chrissy Teigen.

For Military Appreciation Month, T-Mobile and Honor Flight Network are bringing VR versions of national war memorials to veterans who cannot travel.

“Twelve Minutes,” a video game due later this year on Xbox and PC, is a thriller with voice acting from James McAvoy, Daisy Ridley and Willem Dafoe.

Attorneys general in 40 states, D.C. and 3 territories want Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg to halt plans for Instagram for kids, calling it “dangerous.”

Big tech news this week includes the Facebook Oversight Board upholding a ban on President Trump, Bill & Melinda Gates’ divorce, and a Peloton recall.

As YouTube and Roku continue their standoff involving a deal to return the YouTube TV app to the Roku app store, YouTube is gaining access to YouTube.

After voluntarily recalling its treadmills Wednesday, Peloton said the action will likely cost the company $165 million in revenue from April to June.