Fox Technology

Facebook says that it deleted a host of fake accounts from the social network in the run-up to Sunday’s German election.

Amazon unveiled a host of new products on Wednesday, including a new Echo speaker and a pair of smart glasses with built-in Alexa functionality that wowed onlookers.

Instagram comments can now be limited to just followers with a new tool designed to curb offensive comments. The platform also updated their reporting tool so that live users see the message right away.

Twitter’s decision to test a new feature doubling the length of tweets to 280 characters could have a big impact on President Trump and U.S. politics if it is eventually rolled out to all users.

One job sector where men’s rights advocates have become more vocal in the tech world, which has for years been seen as a boys club that has only recently – and in some cases grudgingly - accepted women into the fold.

Atari has released more details about its upcoming video game console — and it’s a long way from the pioneering 2600 model that made Atari famous in the 1970s.

BEIJING—Apple Inc. has hit another production snag on its new iPhone X, say people familiar with the situation—this time over a pair of components dubbed Romeo and Juliet.

A small number of iPhone 8 units are experiencing a "crackling" noise in the device's earpiece, according to news reports. Apple says a fix is coming, though.

Twitter announced that it would be testing a new feature "with a small group" that would let them send tweets of up to 280 characters, double the current amount.

Archaeologists have harnessed spy satellite imagery and drones to help identify the site of an ancient lost city in Northern Iraq.

Microsoft has announced the next standalone version of its Office suite of software, Office 2019, will make its first public appearance in the middle of 2018 and will add a number of new features, including inking.

Netflix is doing a pretty good job of growing its user base in homes around the world, but apparently that isn't good enough.

Data is the new oil, or so the saying goes. So why are we giving it away in exchange for free email and better search results? And should we be entitled to any of the money it generates?

Twitter for the first time is explaining why President Trump's tweets don't get pulled when they seem to at least skirt the site's rules.

Following Apple's latest event announcing new iPhones and other products, some have bemoaned the high-cost of the products. A breakdown of the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus detail just how much it costs Apple to build the devices.

Starting next week, all U.S. Navy corpsmen serving with the Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command (MARSOC) overseas will be equipped with freeze-dried blood plasma. The decision to have all units carry the lifesaving blood product comes after it was used earlier this year to save the life of a wounded military member from an allied nation.

Microsoft has developed a brand new programming language designed to run on quantum computers and their simulations, considering it a major step towards a future of quantum computing.

The mysterious object in the sky above Los Angles on Saturday night has been identified.

The latest social media app that all the kids are crazy about comes with a twist—it's nice.

President Barack Obama reportedly warned Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg about the threat posed by fake news on the social network during a private meeting last year.