Technology & Communications

Twitter is finally coming out with an edit button, but it’s prioritizing premium subscribers. When will the edit button be available?

Why did Ronald Wayne leave Apple? See what Apple’s third co-founder said about his choice to walk away from the technology company in 1976.

Love fast internet? Elon Musk's Starlink is bringing it to all Royal Caribbean Cruises. Here's what we know about the partnership.

If you used Facebook in 2010 and 2011, you might be entitled to some money in an internet tracking settlement. Is the Facebook internet tracking settlement legit?

NASA has postponed the launch of the Artemis rocket. Here are the details behind Artemis 1, plus when it’s poised to launch.

A Snapchat settlement in Illinois would provide $35 million for state residents who used the social media app’s lenses or filters between November 15, 2015, and now.

Ex-Twitter executive Peiter “Mudge” Zatko is acting as a whistleblower, alleging that Twitter mismanages cybersecurity. Here's what we know.

Elon Musk isn't happy with Neuralink's slow progress and has sought discussions with Synchron about a potential deal. Here's what we know.

Tesla is raising the price of its Full Self-Driving (FSD) option by a massive amount. Here’s why — and what Tesla FSD will cost moving forward.

Google workers are petitioning for abortion rights to fight the anti-abortion measures freckling the nation and reshape unfair practices at Google.

Apple isn't a stranger to anti-competitive allegations, but its upcoming ads policy could be a different fight over potential monopolistic behavior.

The forecast for cloud stocks is brightening up. Are cloud stocks a good investment in a bear market that’s especially hard on the tech sector?

Elon Musk’s SpaceX may soon be helping the European Space Agency (ESA) launch into space. Reuters reported Aug. 12 on the possible ESA and SpaceX deal.

Of late, tech companies have been quite interested in healthcare companies. Why are tech companies buying healthcare companies?

Google shut down its data centers in Iowa on Aug. 8, which is the second time in the last few weeks that the company has shut down its facilities.

Groupon laid off about 15 percent of its workforce is the latest round of job cuts as it attempts another reorganization. What do Groupon layoffs mean for the company?

Roomba was one of the first companies with robotic vacuums on the market. Now, Amazon owns the company after purchasing its parent company iRobot.

Online dating companies Match and Bumble compete for market share in a promising sector. How does their stock measure up?

Zelle has rapidly grown to become the largest peer-to-peer payment system in the U.S. Who owns Zelle?

After less than a year as Tinder's CEO, Renate Nyborg is stepping down. The company will search for her replacement.

Taiwan is a powerhouse in the semiconductor industry, and it has the biggest chip firm in the world. Could that be why it's so important to China

We all pay for internet, whether it's for WiFi at home or data on our mobile devices. How do internet speeds work, exactly?

Snap's board approved a 2-for-1 stock split on one condition — share prices have to reach $40 within the next 10 years. The condition seems reasonable.

Twitter’s balance sheet looks weak amid the Elon Musk drama and digital ads slowdown. Is the social media company going out of business?

If you like kicking back with a Caramel Macchiato while listening to your favorite Spotify playlist, here’s how Spotify users can get a free Starbucks drink.

Ever wonder which TikTok creators make the most money? Here's a list of the top earners, which includes some very A-list celebs and a few surprises.

Digital sandbox game Minecraft says “no” to NFTs. So, why is the platform is taking an anti-blockchain stance and banning NFTs? Here's what we know.

A company is targeting Meta Platforms with a trademark infringement lawsuit. Here’s what to know about the dispute between the two Meta brands.

The French photo app BeReal is the No. 1 free app downloaded from Apple’s App Store. That kind of traction is surely welcome news for BeReal app founder Alexis Barreyat.

Users are complaining on social media that the Google Timer, with its stopwatch and timer, isn't available. It isn't clear whether it's a temporary glitch or permanent.

Netflix has disclosed that its subscriber count dropped by 200,000 in the first quarter of 2022. Why is Netflix losing subscribers?

Beyond trying to find out why there's a semiconductor chip shortage, investors want to know the best stocks to buy amid the crisis.

The Nothing Phone has been hyped around parts of the U.K. and in other parts of Europe. What features does the phone have? Is all of the hype legit?

After unveiling its paid premium subscription, Snapchat is readying for a new release: an NFT feature.

The timeline of the history of Alphabet Inc., best known for the Google brand, started, like many of today's biggest tech giants, with a group of Stanford students.

From its humble beginnings as an SMS text-based app to the failed 2022 Elon Musk deal, here's the full timeline of Twitter's history.

Twitter is experiencing a shake-up. Elon Musk wants to terminate his bid, and board members don't want to let him. Who owns the company now, amid the drama?

Snapchat recently launched Snapchat Plus, a paid subscription version of its original app. Is Snapchat Plus worth paying for? Here's what we know.

FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr is requesting that Apple and Google remove the app from their app stores. Where are the app's servers located?

Although FCC Commissioner Brendan Carr has asked Apple and Google to remove TikTok from their app stores, there's no reason to suspect that they will do so on July 8.