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Mia Khalifa responds after a rumor about her health surfaces on Twitter.

The Yahoo Mail app for iOS and Android devices can now be used independently for Gmail, Outlook and AOL email addresses.

Google's built-in ad blocker in Chrome is a way for the company to stop the growth of third-party extensions.

Netflix has dozens of stoner comedies, documentaries and more streaming on 4/20 this year.

The social network is working on a brain-computer interface technology that will "one day will let you communicate using only your mind," according to CEO Mark Zuckerberg.

Microsoft is already preparing for the demise of its Wunderlist task management tool. The company has now announced the replacement app it will be officially launching soon.

Twitter may move Russian user data onto local servers to comply with Russian law.

In the Entertainment Software Association's annual report, the games industry in 2016 benefited from strong sales and interest from gamers.

Some users received abrupt cancellation notices from Apple for their Apple Music subscriptions.

Most of the app's features will now work offline, the company announced at the Facebook F8 2017 conference.

In a picture posted on Twitter, Barron Trump is seen wearing a full Arsenal kit and playing soccer at the White House.

The apps were earlier free for users who had purchased their devices after 2013, but now they are free for all.

Following the publishing of a video of a murder on Facebook, questions arise about the company's ability to monitor content.

Microsoft introduced an update to its Microsoft Authenticator app that allows users to login to their Microsoft account without a password. Here's how to use it.

Facebook launches VR hangout app Facebook Spaces for Oculus during F8 conference.

Pandora Premium is now available to all users after a limited launch last month.

Drake posted a since-deleted Instagram message accusing the establishment of racial profiling.

"It's a riveting seven-part documentary series about the unsolved murder of a Baltimore nun and the horrific secrets and pain that linger nearly five decades after her death."

Mark Zuckerberg announced at the beginning of the F8 conference Tuesday that Facebook is working on augmented reality (AR) through its camera.

Can families go after the social platforms on which a violent video of a loved one surfaces?

The Trump administration is planning to expand facial recognition systems at airports this summer in order to scan and confirm the identity of travelers entering the United States.