Alex Perry

Twitter announced Wednesday that accounts locked for suspicious activity will no longer count as followers.

Facebook's first round of original, fully funded news programming will debut on July 16.

A U.K. government office levied a fine against Facebook for its role in the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.

The electric car company will apparently give some Model 3 buyers a way to show up and get their cars in just a few minutes after delivery.

As the iOS App Store turns 10, take a look back at the most successful apps and games of all time.

Snapchat revealed Tuesday that a new Lens Explorer page in the app would let users explore community-made camera filters.

Whole Foods Market stores around the U.S. will offer exclusive deals during Amazon's Prime Day promotion.

As of Monday, potential Tesla buyers can make an order on the company's website without needing an invitation or reservation.

Twitter shares fell by eight percent on Monday after a Friday report that the company was purging as many as a million fake accounts per day from the platform.

Drake's newest album "Scorpion" surpassed a billion streams in a single week, becoming the first album to do so in this new, streaming-centered music economy.

Social media memory lane app Timehop reported a data breach on July 4 that affected 21 million users.

Both Uber and Lyft have apparently looked into acquiring intercity bus travel startup Skedaddle.

MoviePass added surge pricing to popular movies, but there are a couple of ways to get around it.

Amazon Prime Day is almost upon us, so here are some important things to know going in.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk confirmed on Thursday that the Model 3 sedan can now park itself, free of human assistance.

Popular dating app Tinder announced Thursday that its new looping video feature for profiles would roll out to iOS users around the world.

A report from the American Customer Satisfaction Index found that Chick-fil-A and Texas Roadhouse left customers more satisfied than other chain restaurants.

Spotify put Drake's visage all over the app this weekend, and users who did not want to see advertisements want refunds.

Facebook announced this week it would imminently shut down three apps, including tbh, which it bought less than a year ago.

Lyft announced Monday it would jump into the world of bike-sharing with its new Lyft Bikes acquisition.

Instagram's Stories feature, inspired by Snapchat, now boasts twice as many active users as its Snap equivalent.

Facebook published a list of 52 companies it had formed data partnerships with in previous years in a congressional document.

Adidas announced that some of its U.S. customers may have had their data stolen by an unauthorized party.

Less than a year after legalizing recreational marijuana sales, Nevada beat its fiscal year projection in just 10 months.

Months after the Cambridge Analytica scandal, a hacker found another Facebook app that was harvesting user data.

Showtime announced Thursday that the "Halo" TV series, announced back in 2013, still exists and just got a 10-episode order.

The company behind Superman and Batman will launch its own streaming service, with original shows, classics, and even digital comic books.

Amazon will help people set up small delivery businesses for as little as $10,000.

After an ex-Scientologist claimed Scarlett Johansson auditioned to be Tom Cruise's girlfriend on behalf of the church, the actress firmly denied the allegation.