SOFTWARE

Slack, a growing workplace collaboration tool, is quickly rising up the billionaire startup chain.

Embattled Sea World invited people to "Ask Sea World" on Twitter. Bad move.

For the social media company, a virtual reality future always seems to be on the horizon.

New apps let you do so much more than send texts and emoji.

Live-streaming app Periscope is now available on iOS.

The singer posted creepy photos of a dental procedure on the image-sharing site.

A programmer who created a bait profile told the Verge he was inspired after hearing so many Tinder horror stories.

The company will now sell products and apps in its popular Messenger app.

"I mean who can deny things, things like this?" said Facebook's Michael Cerda at the company's F8 developers conference.

Rob Kardashian reportedly posted the graphic Instagram picture of Kim because he feels ignored.

UVA student Martese Johnson had his feet chained on the night of his arrest, a Twitter photo showed.

The leader of the Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research lab describes how his team trains computers to recognize faces and rare dog breeds.

Facebook now sees more than 3 billion video views per day.

More than a network for human relationships, Facebook wants to control the home, too.

Facebook is following in the footsteps of Chinese messaging giants Line and WeChat, which have lively app ecosystems.

The motto of Bumble, the new dating app, is "Ladies hold the key."

Would you let Google access your financial information to have an easier way to pay your electric bill?

The new service ties in with the company’s mobile-first, cloud-first mantra.

Elton John, Kendrick Lamar, the Black Keys and Mumford & Sons are headlining San Francisco's Outside Lands Festival.

Facebook's new 'On This Day' feature surfaces old posts and photos from this day in the past.

For the first time ever, Facebook's F8 developer conference will span two days, reflecting the growth of the tech titan.