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Tinashe no longer follows Ben Simmons on Instagram.

Facebook has announced that it is removing the Trending feature of its social network next week.

Netflix is adding new superhero movies, rom-coms and more in June.

Apple is expected to show off iOS 12 with new Digital Health tools and improved augmented reality with ARKit 2.0.

Microsoft is officially terminating its Groove Music app for iOS and Android devices this year.

HMD Global just brought the Pro Camera mode to the Nokia 8 smartphone.

Facebook's CEO might be going east if he accepts an invitation from the Russian government.

Telegram is accusing Apple of blocking updates for its iOS app.

Some iPhone SE owners are complaining that their handsets’ batteries are draining quickly ever since they installed Apple’s latest iOS 11.4 update.

This unhealthy body trend has taken over social media with users showing off their Toblerone Tunnels, citing celebrities like Emily Ratajkowski and Katie Wright as inspiration.

Samsung is rolling out a new update for its Gear S3 Frontier and Gear S3 Classic smartwatches.

Veteran developers have created a battle royale game called “Fractured Lands” that is set to arrive to Steam Early Access this summer.

Apple is rolling out a new version of iTunes for macOS and Windows.

Lyft appears to have terminated support for the Apple Watch when it quietly removed its smartwatch app from the App Store.

The Pacific Island nation will ban Facebook for a month to evaluate the amount of "fake news" being spread on the platform.

The naked passenger was interrupted by police at the Sheremetyevo airport in Moscow, and was asked to get dressed.

Pandora has introduced a new plan that is very similar to what Apple Music offers.

Dontnod Entertainment has confirmed that “Vampyr” will not be using the Denuvo anti-tamper technology.

The first-person shooting game is receiving a lot of criticisms because it lets players assume the role of a school shooter.

Epic Games has issued a warning about scams promising free “Fortnite” V-Bucks.

Twitter has announced a new feature for election candidates and introduced stricter guidelines for political ads.