A Samsung-backed startup called Linkface has introduced a radical new pair of earbuds that dehumidify your ears to prevent infection.

NFTs have an absolutely massive carbon footprint, and while there are many solutions in the works, very few of them are expected to roll out anytime soon.

As Facebook itself slowly declines, Facebook Inc. is seemingly shifting its focus to Instagram and using the platform to test new ideas and approaches.

Samsung has announced a concept tech that imagines turning cars of the future into mobile offices and entertainment centers.

Some of the internet's most influential organizations are joining forces to formalize a new privacy tool that'll protect your data with a single click.

Deepfake technology has great potential for both good and bad, but creators say the negatives are being overblown while the positives are being overlooked.

The city of Portland, Oregon, has unanimously passed an expansive new piece of legislation that bans both private and public use of facial recognition tech.

Microsoft has officially unveiled its next, entry-level gaming console called the Xbox Series S. It will cost $299 when it launches in November.

Facebook says it won't accept submissions for new political ads in the week leading up to Election Day, but ads approved before that will continue to run.

Updated terms could allow Facebook to remove content that it believes can potentially land the company in legal or regulatory trouble.

A new report claims that Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg actively lobbied for a TikTok ban in private Washington meetings last year.

Facebook is now rolling out its information hub that will host voting resources and tools from a variety of sources in the United States.

A new investigation has discovered that TikTok's Android app was unlawfully collecting unique device identifiers for months violating official Google policies.

Google's threat analysis team has banned over 2,000 Chinese YouTube channels for engaging in 'coordinated influence operation campaigns.'

Amazon has launched a smart shopping cart called the Dash Cart that uses sensors to tell what you're buying and lets you skip the traditional checkout lines.

An independent audit of Facebook's policies and practices has concluded the company needs to do more to prevent election interference and value civil rights.

In a Fox News interview, Secretary of State Mike Pompeo said the United States is "looking at" banning China-based social media apps, including TikTok.

Samsung's upcoming smartwatch, the Galaxy Watch 3 has been leaked in a new render. The watch will have a familiar look and all the essentials, including GPS.

Facebook will let users turn off political ads, and launched a new information hub for the 2020 election that will offer users resources about voting.

In a letter to Congress, IBM CEO Arvind Krishna said IBM is exiting the facial recognition business and called for new reforms to combat racial injustice.

Twitter has removed two tribute videos posted by president Trump's reelection campaign handles, Team Trump and Trump War Room for copyright infringement.

Signal has rolled out a new tool inside its secure chat app that lets you easily blur faces in pictures before sending them to someone. Here's how to use it.

Twitter hid and issued a public interest notice on a Trump tweet about the Minnesota protests for violating its “glorification of violence” policy.

Since the "Plandemic" conspiracy video went viral, Twitter's policies and algorithms have largely proved ineffective to keep it off the social network.

Online learning has proved challenging for students and schools. So some teachers are using Zoom backgrounds to make their online lessons fun and engaging.

To control the coronavirus's spread, countries have turned to contact-tracing apps to notify people when they're exposed. But how effective are these apps?

Apple has finally announced the long-awaited refresh of the 13-inch MacBook Pro, with a more reliable keyboard, faster performance, and a 32GB RAM option.

Nintendo confirmed sensitive details, like email addresses, of about 160,000 Nintendo Network ID accounts have been compromised since the beginning of April.

Facebook Gaming is ramping up its efforts with a new, stand-alone Android and iOS app that will let users easily discover, stream, and watch live gameplay.

An Apple Store listing of a third-party screen protector has accidentally confirmed the company's upcoming low-cost iPhone will be called the iPhone SE.

Zoom announced today that it is freezing development on new user-facing features to exclusively focus on privacy improvements over the next 3 months.

YouTube and Amazon Prime will join Netflix in capping streaming quality in an effort to avoid bandwidth overload in the EU during the coronavirus outbreak.

Apple’s long-rumored 2020 refresh for the MacBook Air is here. It's twice as fast as before and comes with an improved, scissor-switch keyboard.

France’s antitrust agency has fined Apple a record $1.23 billion for forcing retailers into signing contracts that limited competition. Appeal plans to appeal.