Amazon Live is one of the world's most valuable companies flexing its increasingly profitable muscles and offering a glimpse at how seamlessly its many products can fit together.
US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo warned European countries on Monday that using technology from Huawei could hurt their relationship with the United States.
Google Maps wants to make it easier for people find their way in busy urban spaces, and it thinks very large cartoon augmented-reality arrows can help.
The owner of the HQ Trivia mobile game is expanding its board of directors as the startup tries to recover from the sudden death of CEO Colin Kroll last December.
I've visited Facebook many times over the past year, covering it as it hits its 15th anniversary. And I've come away with questions: Will Facebook remain a giant of the Valley, or will it one day disappear like companies that preceded it?
Germany's move to prevent Facebook from combining data from its core platform, Whatsapp and Instagram shows how EU regulators may eventually seek to break up the social media giant.
Amazon is said to be reconsidering its plans to open up a new campus in New York City's Long Island City neighborhood after facing backlash from local residents, according to a Washington Post report on Friday.
The number of users who check Twitter at least once a month shrank throughout most of 2018. That concerning decline could continue well into this year too, but Twitter is done talking about it.
As hundreds of millions of Indians prepare to vote in a new government this year, Facebook is making sure its users in the country know political ads when they see them.
The partnership between Mark Zuckerberg and Sheryl Sandberg helped turn Facebook into an internet behemoth. But they have been tested by a string of crises and scandals over the last two years.
