AJ Dellinger

CB Insights has released its annual Tech IPO Pipeline Report, which has indicated the top five companies most likely to go public in 2017.

A previously unannounced 2-in-1 Chromebook from Asus leaked, thanks to a listing posted on online retailer Newegg.

Snapchat is adding games to its filters and lenses. The latest title to appear is Santa's Helper. Here's how to play it.

A top Democratic senator is calling on airlines to ban e-cigarettes from flights following reports of exploding batteries.

Wearable devices didn't catch on in 2016, and it appears they won't in 2017 either according to market analysis company eMarketer.

Valve Corporation was hit with a $3 million fine by the Federal Court of Australia after it was found to be ignoring refund requests from Australian consumers.

Critics are calling for the removal of a paper from a scientific journal for fears that it may cause undo concerns over a vaccine for Human papillomavirus.

China is exploring a new policy that would lighten some of its protectionist laws and allow electric car manufacturers like Tesla to start building their vehicles in the country.

Google confirmed it will be shipping two flagship smartwaches in the first quarter of 2017, both of which will make use of the new Android Wear 2.0 platform.

A new declassified report from the House Intelligence Committee claims Edward Snowden has ties to Russian intelligence agencies — a charge the former NSA contractor refuted on Twitter.

Facebook released its latest transparency report on Wednesday, which revealed a 27 percent increase in the amount of government requests for user data during the first half of 2016.

The FDA is collecting public comments as it reviews its policies for allowing pharmaceutical companies to advertise their products on social media.

A new update to Uber allows users to set contacts as their destination and use new trip-specific Snapchat filters. Here's how to use the features.

France has approved a plan that will allow drones to deliver packages once a week in a limited fashion to a tech-friendly region of the country.

The action comes after a considerable push made by environmental groups and 14 Democratic senators.

Following reports that search queries about the Holocaust led to sites denying the event happened, Google is rethinking the way it generates its search results.

Privacy groups have filed a complaint against Google to the Federal Trade Commission regarding the search giant's new policy that combines personally-identifiable data with browsing information gathered by advertisers.

The European Union is charging Facebook with misleading its commission when it reviewed the social network's multi-billion dollar purchase of the popular messaging service WhatsApp.

Despite being required by the European Union to collect $13.5 billion in taxes from Apple, the Irish government is refusing to do so and appealing the decision.

A new bill proposed by South Carolina representatives would require any internet connected device to come with a porn filter pre-installed and would charge a $20 fee to remove the block.

Despite delays to the launch, Apple's AirPods appear to be well-liked among reviewers who got their hands on the wireless earbuds.

Microsoft is expanding its program that uses machine learning and artificial intelligence to help diagnose blindness and visual impairments.

'Super Mario Run' has already become a hit, but it's cosuming more data than players would like. A report indicates it uses up to 60 megabytes of data per hour.

The FBI reportedly agrees with the CIA's assessment that Russia intervened with the U.S. elections in order to help Donald Trump win the presidency.

Nintendo is taking its new console, the Nintendo Switch, on tour across North America. Here is how to get your hands on the console before it's available to buy.

AT&T has been at odds with the FCC on several occasions in the last few years and made a point to take a couple parting shots at regulators who won't be around to serve under the incoming Donald Trump administration.

Amazon is reportedly working on an Uber-like app that will connect truck drivers with packages in need of delivery.

Facebook introduced a new feature to its popular Messenger app that offers users a Snapchat-like camera with effects and filters. Here's how to use it.

Facebook announced a four-part plan to fight fake news on its platform. The initiative will rely on reports from users, third-party fact checkers, and algorithms.