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The teen daughter of the late "Fast & Furious" star shared a bikini picture to Instagram over Fourth of July weekend.

Apple has released the third beta of iOS 8 to developers, but iPhone fans willing to pay can also grab it from the official website.

There may be a method to Microsoft's madness with its new interest in Android.

Company says Kendall Jones’ safari images promote poaching of endangered species.

iPhone users can once again receive voice messages in the Skype app.

Facebook users hoping to experience the same emotions that 700,000 people endured for the sake of a psychology study can now do so with the "Facebook Mood Manipulator" extension for Chrome.

The group is also asking Facebook to make the News Feed algorithm public.

Here's the rundown on Google's upcoming Android L operating system.

Following the largely negative feedback to its “emotional contagion” experiment, Facebook's data science team now has a lot to answer for.

Facebook Inc. announced its acquisition of LiveRail to attract more video ad dollars.

Samsung's relationship with Google is going strong despite its own software developments.

A class-action lawsuit accuses Twitter of sending illegal texts to recycled phone numbers without the owners’ consent.

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg apologized for the way a controversial study was "communicated" on Wednesday.

If found guilty of manipulating the news feeds of hundreds of thousands of users, the company may have to cough up a hefty fine.

The U.S. might be out of the World Cup, but the outstanding efforts of Tim Howard and Julian Green against Belgium are being praised on Twitter.

Would Samsung release a Galaxy-brand device running its own Tizen operating system?

Shan Mehta, co-founder of SnapUp, discussed how the new iPhone app works and why the company “saw a need to reinvent mobile shopping.”

Facebook experimented on nearly 700,000 users but tinkering with their news feeds to see how it affected their emotions. But were you one of them?

Twitter isn’t taking down the extremists' grisly images, and the State Department may be fine with that.

Apple announced several new automakers that will support CarPlay as competition grows with Google's Android Auto.

You might not know the audiences for Facebook, Twitter and Instagram as well as you think you do.