AJ Dellinger

The New York Attorney General has accused Charter of providing slower internet speeds than what customers pay for.

Amazon is continuing its investment in delivery services, pledging to build a $1.5 billion air cargo hub that will employ around 2,000 people.

A former Federal Reserve employee was placed on probation and fined for operating bitcoin mining software on a government server for more than two years.

After several quarters of sluggish performance, Apple returned to form in the first quarter of 2017, beating the Wall Street estimates.

President Trump was expected to sign an executive order regarding cybersecurity on Tuesday. That signing has been delayed, but a draft of the order has started to circulate.

According to Nintendo's earnings report, 78 million people downloaded its smash mobile hit 'Super Mario Run' but just five percent opted to pay the full price for the game.

Internet service providers with fewer than 250,000 subscribers will no longer be subject to truth-in-billing requirements according to a new order from the Federal Communications Commission.

Following President Donald Trump's executive order banning travel from seven majority-Muslim countries, tech companies spoke out in opposition and took action.

Apple is moving its entire international iTunes business to Ireland, where its European headquarters is located.

President Donald Trump cited VoteStand, a barely-used app for crowdsourcing reports of voter fraud, as the source of his claim that three to five million ballots were illegally cast during the 2016 election.

An executive order on immigration laws issued by President Donald Trump may invalidate a data privacy agreement between the United States and European Union that ensures the protection of data from EU entities when processed by U.S. companies.

A number of government Twitter accounts, including @POTUS and @VP, were linked to private, non-government email addresses and did not use two-factor authentication after being transferred to the Donald Trump administration.

Twitter is getting rid of the Moments tab on its app, though it's not going away completely. A new feature called Explore—which will house search, Moments, trends, and live video—will take its place.

A new report indicates Verizon, the largest mobile carrier in the United States, has started exploring the possibility of acquiring Charter, the second-largest cable company in the country.

A crowdfunding campaign launched by prominent alt-right members on WeSearchr is hoping to raise enough funds to sue Twitter for what the group claims are its discriminatory practices and censorship against conservative voices.

A recent study by security researchers found a number of popular Android VPNs are riddled with malware and fail to take the proper steps to protect user activity.

Google eliminated more than 1.7 billion bad advertisements in 2016 and removed nearly 200 websites from its advertising network for masquerading as news sites.

An update to Apple's iOS and Mac App Stores will allow developers to respond to user reviews. The feedback will be displayed on the app's page within the App Store.

China announced on Sunday a plan to crack down on virtual private networks that allow users to navigate the internet free of censorship.

Startup and 'Shark Tank' funded company Breathometer is offering refunds for its breathylzer devices following an FTC inquiry that found the company knowingly lied about their accuracy.

There are five finalists remaining for the Google Lunar X Prize, a contest for privately-owned crafts to land on the surface of the moon. They have until the end of the year to land on the lunar surface.

Sean Spicer, the press secretary for the Donald Trump administration, announced on Monday that "Skype seats" would be added to the White House press room to allow journalists outside Washington, D.C. to access briefings.

Snapchat unveiled new content guidelines for publishers on its Discover platform on Monday. The new rules prohibit sexually explicit content and clickbait headlines.

A summit on public health and climate change has been canceled by the United States Center for Disease Control and Prevention following the inauguration of President Donald Trump.

Sprint purchased a 33 percent share in Tidal on Monday, with the intention of offering the service and new exclusive content to the 45 million customers on the Sprint network.

DirecTV Now has more than 200,000 subscribers after its first month of operation according to an SEC filing from AT&T. How does it stack up against other streaming television services?

A scientific advisory board for the United States Department of Defense issued a report that assures it is unlikely for artificial intelligence to lead to any existential threats for humanity.

As the White House was handed over to incoming President Donald Trump so was the White House website, which has already been scrubbed of all references to climate change.

Incoming President Donald Trump will reportedly give up his personal, Android device in favor of a secure smartphone that only a small number of people will be able to contact.