While I haven’t used any of my accounts for months, my data was just hanging out there with no real purpose. I decided the
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Google is delaying a Chrome audio update that broke countless web games
Google is partially and temporarily rolling back a recent Chrome change that blocked autoplaying audio, after web developers complained that it had broken countless
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Facebook data on 3 million users reportedly exposed through personality quiz
Facebook data on more than 3 million people who took a personality quiz was published onto a poorly protected website where it could have
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Could the Sprint-T-Mobile merger mean higher bills for Boost or MetroPCS customers?
If the government approves Sprint and T-Mobile’s bid to merge, customers of lower cost pre-paid plans — say from Boost and MetroPCS — could see
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Facebook reportedly plans to launch its own cryptocurrency
Facebook is reportedly planning to launch its own cryptocurrency, according to a report fromCheddar’s Alex Heath. Currently, there isn’t too much detail, but the company
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Google Drive’s redesign matches the new Gmail
Google recently overhauled Gmail with a fresh revamp and new functions. Now, the company is following that and rolling out an update to how Google Drive will look
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Google’s AI sounds like a human on the phone — should we be worried?
It came as a total surprise: the most impressive demonstration at Google’s I/O conference yesterday was a phone call to book a haircut. Of course, this
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Google Pay is adding mobile boarding passes and event tickets
In a move that brings its digital wallet closer in line with Apple’s, Google is adding mobile tickets for travel and entertainment events to
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New rules challenge Google and Facebook to change the way they moderate users
Over the past several years, content moderation has reached a breaking point. We’ve seen all manner of ugliness thrive on platforms like Facebook, Twitter,
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Nestlé Inks Deal to Sell Starbucks Products World-Wide
The Swiss maker of Nescafe will pay the Seattle-based chain $7.15 billion upfront in cash for the rights to sell Starbucks coffee products in
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