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Twitter, already under fire from lawmakers and regulators, appeared to go down altogether on Thursday.

If you've ever had a song stuck in your head but can't remember enough lyrics to search for it, Google has a solution: hum to search.

The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) will draft regulations intended for social media companies following a petition earlier this year by the Trump administration, the agency's chairman said Thursday.

The release of the eagerly anticipated iPhone 12 (and its siblings) is just about here.

A day after Barnes & Noble solved its Nook outage, the bookstore revealed a far more serious problem: A massive cybersecurity attack breached the company's data, exposing information about customers, including email addresses and other personal information.

As the nation careens toward Election Day fears are bubbling up about potential election interference from a fresh source: ransomware.

Twitter has recently suspended a slew of fake accounts pretending to be Black Trump supporters. Many of them have tweeted this identical phrase: "YES IM BLACK AND IM VOTING FOR TRUMP."

One year ago, WeWork was getting bailed out by SoftBank after a disastrous attempt at going public that resulted in the ouster of its CEO and cofounder Adam Neumann.

Blue Origin, the rocket venture founded by Jeff Bezos, launched its space tourism rocket from its West Texas test site to the edge of Earth's atmosphere on Tuesday, marking the first test flight of the rocket in nearly a year.

Four hours into a September 2017 Air France flight 66 from Paris to Los Angeles, one of the aircraft's four engines spontaneously exploded. "IS THERE A PROBLEM," read the message from air traffic controllers to the pilots. The plane, with over 500 people onboard, was flying four thousand feet below its previous altitude and, indeed, there was a problem. The front portion of an engine had fallen off, plummeting more than seven miles to the frozen Greenland ice sheet below.

The hackers who took over a number of high profile Twitter accounts, including those belonging to Barack Obama and Elon Musk, for several hours this summer gained entry into Twitter's internal systems simply by posing as company IT officials making a support call, according to an investigative report Wednesday by New York regulators.

Nintendo has dreamed up a new way for Mario Kart fans to race each other.

Thousands of Amazon's tech workers have signed a petition calling for the e-commerce giant to provide paid time off to all of its employees to vote.

With just weeks left until Election Day, Instacart attempted to leverage the labor of some of its workers to promote its messaging about a controversial California ballot initiative, the outcome of which will shape how gig economy businesses operate in the state and whether workers are treated as contractors or employees.

Apple's 5G smartphone lineup is finally here.

Apple just released what it claims is the "smallest, thinnest and lightest 5G phone in the world."

Misinformation Watch is your guide to false and misleading content online — how it spreads, who it impacts, and what the Big Tech platforms are doing (or not) about it.

Facebook has made a £1 million ($1.3 million) donation to the museum at Bletchley Park, where British code-breakers decrypted messages sent using Nazi Germany's Enigma cipher and contributed to an Allied victory in World War II, after the site was forced to cut dozens of jobs as a result of the pandemic.

Apple has a solution for home screen clutter: Mini apps. In China, that has long been the norm.

Your Amazon Prime Day packages will look different than the boxes you're used to -- and they'll come with an unexpected surprise.