Facebook pushed back on Monday against critics' calls for a break-up of the company, urging instead that policymakers develop new regulations swiftly to prevent countries such as China and Russia from "writing the new rules of the Internet."
Bill Gates says the US government must step up its regulation of big tech companies, whose influence in culture, business and all areas of life is becoming more pervasive.
Raspberry Pi is a credit card-sized desktop computer that has won over millions of hobbyists. It just got a big upgrade: The first major new edition of Raspberry Pi since February 2016 launches Monday, promising faster speeds and support for more modern devices.
The SpaceX Falcon Heavy lift off occurred at 2:30 am ET Tuesday from a launch pad in Florida. The rocket carried an eclectic batch of 24 experimental satellites into space. Getting the devices to their intended orbits was expected to take hours and require some complicated maneuvering.
The new Depalo app shows users the GPS coordinates for Instagrammable locations in various cities that can be difficult to find, such as colorful murals, scenic street corners and restaurants decked out in Millennial pink accents.
By day, Paul Shales is a computer programmer who works in advertising operations for a bank. By night, he's creating videos that show Elon Musk as a creepy looking, giggly baby; President Donald Trump as a temperamental pageant contestant on "Toddlers & Tiaras"; and Kim Kardashian freestyle rapping.
The fringe social media site Gab is a well-known home for far-right content, but a new study looks at how Islamophobic posts in particular pull from across the web and more traditional social media.
Niantic Labs, the creator of "Pokémon Go," just released its successor: "Harry Potter: Wizards Unite. The augmented reality game launched today in the US and UK on Android and iOS.
The US Commerce Department on Friday detailed new restrictions on American companies from doing business with five Chinese entities that make supercomputers and supercomputer components.
A highly anticipated verdict by the Justice Department on T-Mobile's proposed $26 billion merger with Sprint is taking longer than anticipated to resolve, according to a person familiar with the matter.
With growing mental health concerns in the United States, the tech industry continues to search for a solution to get more people in front of therapists and modernize the experience.
