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Apple has released a configured version of iTunes 12.6.3 that can be installed on Macs and PCs that already have iTunes 12.7.

Microsoft's Edge web browser is now available as a preview for iOS users and it comes with a "Continue on PC" feature.

Google's visual search engine will soon be available for Pixel smartphones.

Tinder is adding reactions to the app that will allow users to roll their eyes or throw a virtual martini.

Ford and Lyft announced they're teaming up to deploy autonomous cars for ride-hailing service.

There's a feature on Snapchat that allows users to take up to one full minute of video.

Amazon discontinued the Apple TV in 2015 and now the listing is back on the site.

Ex-NSA analyst Patrick Wardle has discovered that malicious third-party apps could let hackers access plaintext passwords stored in Apple's Keychain with the macOS High Sierra update.

Twitter is bringing a Twitter Lite version of its app to some users in a limited test.

Uber’s new leader, former Expedia CEO Dara Khosrowshahi, said in an email about London's decision the company is paying for its "bad reputation."

Transport for London announced it will not renew Uber’s license to operate in the city. The decision could allow other apps to emerge.

The new version of Hiya 4.0 for iOS 11 will feature SMS blocking and advanced call-blocking.

With the new Instagram update you can now use face filters while you live broadcast to your followers.

The Apple Music app for Android has been updated with “OK Google” support and other enhancements.

iOS 11 brings augmented reality to iPhones and iPads. Here are some iOS 11 AR apps to check out.

After the Parsons Green attack, Uber's dynamic (surge) pricing was automatically turned on, charging more as people fled the scene. The company says it will refund riders in the area.

Spotify is now part of iMessage thanks to a new latest update.

Hot dog! Why did Snapchat already remove one of its most popular filters?

Google Lens will be able to identify objects, texts, places and things simply based on photos.

Using fintech tools to monitor your finances may lead consumers to avoid overdraft penalties and interest payments, according to a new study. But it also can lure younger users into unnecessary spending and credit card usage.

Facebook's Bonfire app is basically a clone of Houseparty, an app where up to eight users can join a group video chat.