In an effort to expand its offerings in cloud-based video processing, Google announced this week it had bought Anvato, a video software platform.

A new debate over net neutrality is set to overtake Europe as telecom companies prepare to start rolling out 5G mobile technology by 2020.

The company announced its new leaders and revealed past issues with the site in hopes of regaining user trust to move beyond previous mistakes.

Apple will pay Mirror Technologies for infringing on a patent based on streams of information used in Cover Flow, Spotlight and Time Machine.

Server overloads caused Niantic Labs to halt its international rollout of the popular game to countries including the United Kingdom and the Netherlands.

Order a Lyft in Ghost Mode in select cities across the United States and you could hitch a ride in an Ecto-1 from the Ghostbusters movie, courtesy of Sony.

The messiah will return this Christmas for his virtual reality debut in Jesus VR -- The Story of Christ, this December.

SEC documents unveiled Friday reveal that there were at least five total corporations interested in buying up the business-oriented social network.

Sidewalk Labs documents reveal plans in which cities would rid themselves of public transportation and instead subsidize travel through services like Uber.

As Apple begins to enter the artificial intelligence realm with iOS 10, leveling with its users about how it plans to collect their data will be key.

Facebook has hired Kevin Lo, former general manager of Google Fiber, to serve as its director of infrastructure connectivity and investments.

Gamers playing Blizzard's Overwatch will start seeing penalties for leaving mid-game once the beta version of Competitive Play is released to the public.

Windows Insiders can now download Win32 classics like WordPad, Fax and Scan, XPS Viewer and Character Map after they were ported to Windows 10.

Orlebar Brown's updated app, #SnapShorts, will let users create their own swim trunks using their Instagram pictures — for a price.

Airbnb could lose much of its New York business after a bill passed that would outlaw the company from listing unoccupied properties for short-term rentals.

Chinese tech giant LeEco is beginning to speed up its plans to expand into the U.S. market, as it is rapidly hiring employees and purchased land from Yahoo.

A French court has decided Uber was illegally operating in the country with its low-cost UberPop service. The company was fined nearly $1 million.