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Instagram is becoming just a little bit more like Facebook and Snapchat.

Apple has opened a new repair program to fix iPhone 6s models that shut down unexpectedly.

If you have a pulse, your skin is warm— and a California-based company wants to harness that natural heat to power a smartwatch you’ll never need to charge in a conventional way.

Apple announced a few days ago a replacement program for the iPhone 6 Plus's Touch Disease issue, a fix that'll cost you $149.

It appears all of the tweets had been sent via Twitter Counter (@thecounter), a tool that provides statistics of Twitter usage and tracks over 14 million users and sells ad space to free followers services.

Simply speak into the microphone and the device takes care of the rest.

The robots are coming!

If you're an iPhone 7 user on Verizon and don't think your phone is quite as speedy as it should be, it might not just be your imagination.

Want to know what Facebook knows about you, how to stop creepy ads from following you, and more? Read this column.

To help you avoid an un-merry moment, here are three gifts Santa should avoid this holiday season.

Do you have a price point in mind but aren't quite sure what to buy that special someone this holiday season?

Holiday season is prime time for offline viewing.

The Vatican Apostolic Library has teamed up with the European Space Agency (ESA) to digitize its treasures using space technology.

Actor and producer James Woods has decided to quit Twitter, citing censorship concerns.

Arccos Golf, a startup led by Ivy-league grads and avid golfers, has teamed up with Cobra Golf to introduce the first smart golf club.

When it happens, it's awful. Your smartphone suddenly slows to a crawl and struggles to complete every little task. There are several things that could be causing the problem. Here's how you can fix the issue in around five minutes.

Research firm Blancco Technology Group found that nearly two-thirds of all iOS devices suffered from software failures in the most recent quarter.

Whether it’s for Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, or old-fashioned phone chatting, these gadgets will help your plugged-in pal stay connected year-round Editor's Note: This article also appeared in ...

Footloose friends and family members will appreciate these grown-up toys to help them document their travels—and stay entertained along the way.

The HP Elite x3 is an ambitious attempt to turn a smartphone into a desktop PC. Does it work?