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Facebook has, yet again, goofed.

Big Tech would love to forget 2018.

Tumblr probably won't win back any users affected by the platform's new porn ban, which goes into effect today.

The U.S. lacks the defenses needed to protect against a new breed of highly sophisticated hypersonic weapons from China and Russia, according to a GAO report.  

Google has been forced to shut down and "effectively end" its controversial China search engine project after a number of the company's privacy team raised complaints, according to a new report.

Technology advances quickly, and it can be hard to keep up on which gadgets and gizmos made the biggest splash. Fortunately, looking back on 2018, a few big themes developed.

When it comes to bitcoin investor burnout, it takes one to know one.

Russia's influence campaign during the 2016 presidential election was a sophisticated and multifaceted effort to target the African-American community and sow political division among the public across social media platforms, according to new reports produced for the Senate Intelligence Committee.

Dozens of National Weather Service Facebook accounts were recently locked as the social media giant continued on its crackdown of fake profiles.

Vitaminwater has issued a challenge: Don't use your smartphone for a full year, and you can win $100,000.

Last week, Apple announced plans to invest $1 billion building a new Austin campus that will be home to 5,000 employees initially.

Colin Kroll, the co-founder of the popular "HQ Trivia" game and the "Vine" video app, was found dead in his New York City apartment on Sunday.

Colin Kroll, the co-founder of the popular "HQ Trivia" game and the "Vine" video app, was found dead in his New York City apartment on Sunday.

Google CEO Sundar Pichai said last week that concerns about harmful applications of artificial intelligence are "very legitimate."

Unwanted calls are often harmless but some are after your credit card information, IDs or passwords. All are a distraction and a waste of your time.

Remember: an iPhone is basically just a computer that fits in your pocket – and in many ways, it’s even better than a computer. The iPhone is more portable than a laptop. The camera is better than many point-and-shoot cameras. Your iPhone may even be able to store more data than a cheap desktop, and the apps are comparable to those on any device on the market.

I buy almost everything I need on Amazon! How do I know if the price I see on Amazon is the lowest price?

Holiday shoppers need to be on high alert for spam-scams, a new report says.

A Facebook software flaw may have exposed the photos of 6.8 million users to a much wider audience than intended, the social network confirmed Friday.

There's no denying it: we live in a politically-charged atmosphere, and it's creeping out of the beltway and into other areas of everyday life - including dating!