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Nevada Representative Dina Titus is urging the President Elect to oppose a call for an online gambling ban.

Fitbit is rumored to buy Pebble, and Pebble fans have every reason to be upset.

A Chinese consumer group that's "loosely" affiliated with the government said it has received eight reports from iPhone 6 users who own devices that have caught fire spontaneously.

If you send Google a burger emoji, the search firm will respond with a link to a Google search for 'burgers nearby.'

When AT&T announced in October that it would spend $85 billion to acquire Time Warner, the plan was met with strong headwinds right out of the gate.

There’s a new robot on the block, and it’s a cute, frog-like creation that’s an amazing jumper.

Is Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey a fan of President-elect Donald Trump's nonstop tweeting? The question was relayed to the platform's chief at a tech conference on Tuesday. Dorsey's reply was characteristically diplomatic, but nonetheless revealing.

At this time of year, you'll often find me on websites such as Shutterfly and Snapfish looking for ways to turn favorite holiday photos into greeting cards, calendars, books, and other novelty it...

Depending on whom you ask, smartwatch sales are struggling, or they're red-hot.

The rumors keep coming about the Samsung Galaxy S8, and this one might not make you happy.

With over 23 million Americans falling victim to package theft last holiday season, 'holiday porch pirates' are projected to be at an all- time high and the old-fashioned lock and key might not be keeping up with the job.

Google will no longer offer a search suggestion for "are Jews evil" which directs users to anti-Semitic websites.

Tim and Claire Gautreaux, a Texas pastor and his wife, got far more than they bargained for when they went to a Grapevine Toyota dealership in January 2015 to buy a new car.

Snapchat is a known showcase for tidbits from life, but for some users of the the new Snapchat Spectacles, it presents a whole new opportunity: the chance to shoot and share one's sex life.

Facebook, Microsoft, Twitter and YouTube have joined forces in an attempt to curb the spread of terrorist content on the Internet.

Visiting pro-terrorism websites can get you sentenced to prison in France. That's just what happened to an unidentified 32-year-old French man, who stated in court that he was merely "curious."

Leaps in technology have meant that even more shockingly realistic mechanical lovers will soon be on the market.

Apple asked the feds to rethink safety certifications for self-driving car prototypes.

The European Commission has slammed tech titans Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and Microsoft, saying that they are not moving quickly enough to deal with online hate speech.

Amazon is the web's largest retailer, but the company has long been planning a move into the brick-and-mortar retail scene as well.