Since the 2016 U.S. presidential election, Facebook has come under fire for the rise of so-called "fake-news," something the company is correcting, albeit with mixed success. Despite Facebook's efforts, the company has seen a significant drop in people using it for news, as messaging apps, including Facebook-owned WhatsApp, become more prevalent in how news is consumed.
Amazon may be the first to offer us a highly-automated store in the form of Amazon Go, but Microsoft looks set to ensure it isn't the only retailer removing cashiers and checkouts from the shopping experience.
The developer for a video game that stimulates a school shooting has found new ways to sell his game after an online gaming platform removed it following huge backlash from the parents of children killed in school shootings.
"Fortnite" has become a cultural phenomenon, engaging celebrities such as Drake and Boston Red Sox pitcher David Price and making stars out of gamers such Tyler "Ninja" Blevins. Now, the game will host its first "World Cup" with a prize package totaling $100 million.
Facebook released more than 500 pages of answers to U.S. lawmakers’ questions amid continuing fallout from its handling of the Cambridge Analytica data scandal and other issues plaguing the tech giant.
NEW YORK (AP) — Your ability to watch and use your favorite apps and services could start to change — though not right away — following the official demise Monday of Obama-era internet protections.
Apple recently unveiled a slew of new features coming to the software that powers its devices but the tech giant has included plenty of useful updates that went unmentioned at last week’s developers conference.
A Russian company affiliated with the Russian space agency Roscosmos claims that it is working on developing a laser that could eliminate space debris.