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Watch NFL games live on Facebook at your peril.

One of the unlikeliest of heroes emerging from the Las Vegas massacre was a rose-colored iPhone, which took a bullet for its owner, according to a report.

President Donald Trump surpassed Pope Francis to become the most followed world air on Twitter, reaching the rarefied air of 40 million followers.

Google unveiled a bevy of new devices, including two new Pixel smartphones and new smart speakers, as the battle between Apple, Amazon and Google for consumer dollars continues to rage.

Could this be why the Jetsons were always smiling?

Great googly moogly!

Monday was a grim day to be reading the news, but an accidental post on NPR's Facebook account turned out to be a big exception.

The family of a man killed in the Barcelona terror attack is seeking damages compensation from Google, Facebook and Twitter.

After ruling last year that Apple owed a whopping 13 billion to Ireland in back taxes, the European Union on Wednesday morning determined that Amazon received illegal tax benefits as well, this time in Luxembourg.

A VR startup has reconstructed ancient Athens like it appeared 2,000 years ago. Photorealistic and archeologically accurate renditions of famous structures delivered straight through your VR headset.

British scientists claim to have pinpointed at least one of the causes of your bad moods: your smartphone.

The scourge of fake news has met the carnage of Las Vegas.

Yahoo! parent company Verizon said that all 3 billion of Yahoo!'s accounts were hacked, up from the original figure of 1 billion.

Images obtained by Fox 25 Boston show two of the weapons used in Sunday’s mass shooting in Las Vegas that left 59 people dead and more than 500 injured.

When Apple's iPhone X pre-orders start in a few weeks, it doesn't look like the $999 starting price will be putting shoppers off.

Remember when Facebook was so quick to dismiss the reports saying fake news spreading on the social network may have played a crucial role in last year's presidential election?

Fake news quickly surfaced on Facebook and Google’s platforms in the aftermath of Sunday’s massacre in Las Vegas that left 59 people dead and more than 500 injured.

Google's latest hardware event is almost here, and it's slated to be a big one.

An Indiana couple has admitted stealing more than $1.2 million in merchandise from Amazon in an elaborate scheme.

LONDON — A new artificial intelligence system can turn simple sketches into paintings reminiscent of works by great artists of the 19th and 20th centuries, researchers say.