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Having trouble logging into Twitter this morning? As of August 21, the social network is down for a lot of people.
Another day, another privacy scandal. This time, Facebook is coming under fire for using third parties to transcribe Facebook Messenger audio conversations.
iMessage isn't officially available on Android, but with a little bit of work and patience, there is a way to still access it. Here's how.
According to a new report, Amazon's been pushing local police departments to promote Ring products in exchange for free video doorbells and a special "Ring Law Enforcement Portal."
Trying to lose some weight and keep it off for good? The Withings Body+ smart scale might be a perfect fit — and it’s on sale just in time for Prime Day.
The OnePlus 7 Pro and iPhone XR are the two best "affordable" flagship phones you can buy right now. Here's how they stack up against one another.
When the Metropolitan Transportation Authority launches its contactless payment program in New York on May 31, Fitbit Pay will be among the supported services.
A new report accuses some Snapchat employees of abusing their privileges to access users’ data, such as phone numbers, email addresses, and saved snaps.
Fitbit’s second fitness tracker for kids, the Ace 2, is now on sale for $70 in two boastful colors.
Ahead of its F8 developer conference, Facebook announced new features coming to Messenger — including a desktop app, end-to-end encryption, shared video watching, and more.
Amazon Alexa is a great tool, but that convenience comes at a cost. A new report claims that some Amazon employees can use Alexa data to access your home address in under a minute.
The revamped Google Fit is now making its way to iOS with support for tracking your activity via a Wear OS device or the Apple Watch.
Less than a month after Facebook exposed around 600 million of its users' passwords to employees, the company has quietly announced that Instagram accounts have been affected as well.
After nearly two years of legal disputes, Qualcomm and Apple have reached a settlement over patent disputes.
After being repealed last June, the House of Representatives has voted to reinstate Net Neutrality in the U.S. with the Save the Net Act.
Sonos and IKEA have teamed up to create new a bookshelf and table lamp that both double as connected Sonos speakers.
According to a new report, Amazon’s developing a pair of wireless earbuds similar to Apple’s AirPods that’ll feature integration with Alexa.
Google Duplex, the Assistant feature that calls restaurants and makes reservations for you, is now rolling out to Android devices and iPhones.
Withings Move, announced back at CES 2019, is a $70 fitness tracker that looks like a regular watch. As of April 3, it's available for purchase in the U.S.
In Facebook's privacy troubles, it's now being reported that the company stored millions of user passwords and plain text — exposing them to thousands of Facebook employees.