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Google Chrome Update Restores Memory, Makes Your Battery Suck Less

The browser now automatically cleans up after itself when a Web page is idle.

WhatsApp Soon To Join Facebook In Exclusive 1 Billion Monthly Active Users Club

"900 million people now use WhatsApp every month to stay in touch with family and friends around the world," Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg wrote on a blog post.

China Air Pollution: Scientists Create Google Map Showing True Extent Of China's Smog Crisis

The map provides near real-time data on "the most damaging form of air pollution" in a country where 17 percent of all deaths can be linked to pollution.

Apple Music Is Already One Of The Most Widely Used Apps In The United States

Just weeks after its launch, Apple Music was already one of the most widely used apps in the U.S., data showed.

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Labor Day 2015 Travel Deals: Cheap Flights, Car Rentals, Amtrak Trips For Discounted Prices

There are hundreds of offers that can get you on the road or in the air at the last minute, and well on the way to visiting those relatives that you’ve actively been trying to avoid for the last 10 years.

Snapchat Now Drawing 4 Billion Video Views Per Day, Challenging Facebook Video

The views are based on the company's "Live Stories" feature, which shows users' snaps from others in cities across the world.

Rand Paul’s Mobile App Truly Will Let Anyone ‘Stand With Rand’

Look who's standing with Rand now. Asking for social participation can be risky or just randy.

Meerkat Update Adds Trending Hashtags, Live Polling, Picture Sharing In Quest To Beat Twitter's Periscope

Live video streaming on startup Meerkat has become a bit more interactive and engaging for users via a recent app update.

Amazon Offers Offline Prime Video Viewing For iPhone, Android Users; Ramps Up War With Netflix

With the new feature, Amazon says it will be the only subscription video streaming service to let users watch content offline.

LinkedIn Corp (LNKD) Messaging Adds GIFs, Emoji And Stickers For 'Lightweight' Conversations

Millennial job hunting, anyone? The social network for work enhances messaging features with more "casual" and "short-form" options.

New Malware Breaks ‘Impenetrable’ Corporate Defenses, Strikes First In Philippines

Discovery kickstarts new game of "cat-and-mouse" between appliance vendors and malware makers.

VMA Ratings 2015: Awards Show Slides For Second Consecutive Year, Despite Being Aired On 10 Viacom Channels

Despite a dominant showing on social media, MTV's flagship event of the summer drew fewer than 10 million viewers.

iOS 9 Will Enable Ad Blocking On iPhone's Safari Browser; Will Apple Face Backlash From Publishers?

Ad blocking may sound like a simple solution to bogged-down speeds, but what really goes on when you hide the ads?

KeyRaider iPhone Jailbreak Malware Compromises 225,000 Apple ID Logins And Passwords

Hackers have used stolen credentials to make app and in-app content purchases.

Twitter Tests New GIF-Making Tools During VMAs With Tweets from Taylor Swift, Big Sean

The microblogging site has been steadfast in producing new tools as it works to improve user growth. Sunday night, it tapped Taylor Swift to help.

Twitter 2015 Diversity Report Shows No Progress For African-Americans, Slight Gains For Women And Hispanics

Despite showing large gains for women and Hispanics, Twitter managed to hire just 16 African-Americans since its last diversity report.

WhatsApp For iPhone Overshadowed By Android, Windows Phone Usage

Facebook-owned communications app boasts 800 million monthly active users. With new updates, could it soon pass the 1 billion mark?

Karrueche Tran-Chris Brown Update: Did ‘Loyal’ Singer’s Ex-Girlfriend Post Instagram Picture To Tease Him?

"I love who I love. Take nothing for granted,” the "Loyal" singer wrote in a tweet Thursday.

Vine Announces New Music Update To Make Editing 'Pefect Loops' Easier

With the update, users will be able to run songs over the clips and edit the sound.

Facebook Reaches New Milestone Of 1B Users In A Single Day

That means one in seven people on the planet used the site to update their status, post pictures or simply connect with family and friends.

Facebook Responds To Video ‘Freebooting,’ Adds Piracy Technology Like YouTube For Some Creators

“This will take time, but we’re working on it, and we’re committed,” Facebook announced in an blog post Thursday.

Police Brutality Statistics: Law Enforcement Departments Receive Failing Grades In Twitter-Based Report Card

“It’s important to remember, however, that one’s perception of police relations and the actual effectiveness of law enforcement are two completely different things."

Instagram Filter Update: No More Exclusive Video Filters, Support For Portrait, Landscape Photos

Instagram will finally let users upload pictures in ways other than square format.

Office 365 Crushes Google Apps In Enterprise: Microsoft Now Controls Over 25% Market Share

A new report reveals Microsoft has seen a huge jump in Office 365 adoption in the past year, overtaking Google Apps.

Virginia Journalists' Murder: Media Sparks Online Anger By Publishing Graphic Images Filmed By Gunman

Many media outlets, from tabloids to news agencies, sparked online anger by publishing disturbing images of the murder of journalist Alison Parker, filmed by her killer.