SOCIAL MEDIA

Samsung’s new Galaxy Gear smart watch features 70 native apps.

We all have seen embarrassing childhood photos of ourselves. China's children of the 80s and 90s raise the bar.

Instagram is becoming increasingly popular among world leaders, and China's president is the latest to have joined. Or is it a clever fake?

What do you do when your airline has lost your luggage and won’t respond to your emails? Buy a promoted tweet on Twitter.

A growing number of pregnant women have been selling their positive pregnancy tests on Craigslist.

Facebook is thinking of making a facial recognition database.

The report provides the first look at requests for user data made by governments.

Ashley Madison, a site for married people looking to have an affair, has launched in Hong Kong, and thinks of conquering greater China.

The surge in value is further proof that investors are betting on Facebook’s ability to earn more advertising revenue in the future.

An aspiring New York City rapper's Instagram photos helped the NYPD uncover a multi-state gun ring.

Facebook offered an apology to the Palestinian hacker who infiltrated Mark Zuckerberg's Facebook Timeline, and an Indiegogo account compensated the hacker with more than $11k.

Facebook and 6 other tech companies will work together to make the Internet accessible the billions who don't have it.

Google was granted a patent that it filed in May 2011 for a “Gaze Tracking System” to record a user’s engagement with advertising.

Kanye West revealed a photo of his daughter North West, whose mom is Kim Kardashian, during a taping of Kris Jenner's talk show earlier this week.

Facebook is denying a reward to a Palestinian hacker who discovered a bug that allows users to post to anyone's Facebook Timeline.

Facebook recently ignored a bug report from a security expert, who later used the flaw to hack Mark Zuckerberg’s profile.

Beyonce is the most grammatically correct Twitter user and male musicians as a whole have worse grammar than female artists, according to Grammerly.

We live in a surveillance society. Find out how it affects you.

After writing a blog post about the financial struggles facing himself and his family, “American Idol” alum Justin Guarini is now saying he is not broke and his words were severely misconstrued.

The girls of Danity Kane have officially launched their reunion countdown on the group's newly updated website. The clock's timer is set to expire on Aug. 25, the day of the MTV VMAs.

R&B singer Miguel was arrested on Thursday morning on suspicion of DUI, leading to a fresh roll of Twiiter commentary on the star's run-in with the law.

China's government gathered a group of influential bloggers to give them guidelines on what they should and shouldn't post.

The campaign has affected 650 Israeli government, personal and corporate sites.

A three-year-old report shows how the conversation around digital privacy has been elevated since Snowden's leaks.

Here is the live stream of U.S. President Barack Obama’s press conference Friday.

Millions of Chinese men will likely never marry because of gender imbalances. A Japanese blogger may help them -- but only online.

Platforms that allow sharing of visual media work are most effective.

A South Miami man has been arrested for killing his wife, police say. A photo of his dead wife was posted on his Facebook account.

MixBit, a new mobile video app from the founders of YouTube, encourages users to share their video clips, remix, and created full-feature videos.