With Facebook still trying to recover from the Cambridge Analytica ordeal, the social networking giant has been working furiously to show the public that it…
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The fallout and accompanying controversy resulting from the revelation that Cambridge Analytica stealthily acquired information from upwards of 87 billion unsuspecting Facebook users shows no…
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Hello, my name is Chris, and I have a problem. I am a "power user of the internet," and I finally know what to call…
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Facebook came out swinging on Wednesday, revealing a bunch of changes that will be made to the social network in light of the Cambridge Analytica…
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Facebook on Wednesday came forward with several announcements meant to show the world how much it really care about its users and their privacy. The…
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Facebook's Cambridge Analytica saga is set to continue with a highly anticipated event, Mark Zuckerberg's testimony to Congress on the matter. The Facebook CEO will…
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Yesterday, Apple released the first iOS 11.4 beta to developers. But rather than limiting the fun just to people who paid Apple for access to…
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iOS 11.3 was finally pushed out to the general public last week, and normally that means that Apple's software development team can have a break.…
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It seems like it took forever, but Apple finally released its hotly anticipated iOS 11.3 update on Thursday afternoon. Why would a software update other…
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It's our last roundup of the week covering paid iPhone and iPad apps that are on sale for free, so we've done our best to…
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Facebook is still in damage control mode after the world found out a shady company like Cambridge Analytica was able to extract user data for…
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If you follow the firehose of tech news remotely closely, then you've probably noticed that most Android device makers have decided to copy the iPhone…
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Nobody can blame you if you want to delete Facebook and forget it ever happened, after what we all learned about the huge Cambridge Analytica…
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iOS 11.3, Apple's third major update to iOS 11 and the one that everyone's really been waiting for, is finally here. Anyone running iOS 11…
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Yesterday, Apple took the bizarre step of releasing iOS 11.3, but only for the new 9.7-inch iPad -- which isn't even on shelves in store…
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Ahh, the notch. If there's one trend that defines the current era of smartphone design, it's Apple's notch on the iPhone X. Apple wasn't the…
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Google has announced that a long-awaited feature is finally coming to the Chrome browser: A built-in, simple way to cast videos you have saved on…
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We've got another fresh batch of paid iPhone and iPad apps for you to check out on Wednesday, and they're all on sale for free…
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On the same day Apple is going after the education market with a cheaper-than-ever iPad that's going to compete directly against affordable Chromebooks, Google is…
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Last week, some Facebook users discovered that the social network logged all calls and text messages made on their Android devices. The revelation came in…
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Last week, Facebook firmly bolted the gate after the departing horses and told the world that it was suspending Cambridge Analytica and SCL Group from…
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Apple has proposed a set of new emoji to the official world arbiters of tiny pictures, the Unicode Consortium. The new emoji are focused on…
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Mark Zuckerberg came out of hiding on Wednesday to address the Cambridge Analytica scandal. In regular Facebook fashion, it all started with the long essay…
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One of the more clever security features of the iPhone X is that messages and other notifications on the lock screen can only be viewed…
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The most important thing happening in tech right now is Facebook. The revelations coming from Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie have been quite damaging for…
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We had some very nifty apps in yesterday's roundup of paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free, and a few of them are…
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Things will probably get a lot worse for Facebook before they get better. The UK parliament's Digital, Culture, Media, and Sport Committee (DCMS) on Tuesday…
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