The United States Federal Trade Commission came to a settlement with electronics manufacturer Vizio over a lawsuit regarding the company's data collection practices. Vizio will pay $2.2 million and will have to ask for user permission before collecting information.
'Drawn To Death' is the latest game from David Jaffe. The trailer for the third-person shooter was released today and the game's official release date is in April.
Apple Stores across the east coast have quietly been updating their inventory of Beats X earbuds.
Uber has hired a former NASA engineer to head up the company's flying car initiative.
The USDA just wiped out animal welfare inspection reports and other information from its site.
Here's how Apple and Samsung's upcoming flagship tablets compare.
“Pokémon Cobalt & Amethyst” is a new Pokémon-inspired RPG that's set in the world of “Minecraft.”
Facebook announced Monday it would work with eight french media, including Agence France-Presse, BFM TV, L'Express and Le Monde, to fact-check news articles posted by users.
The new update reportedly follows the Enhanced Autopilot update rolled out on Dec. 31, 2016.
The South Korean electronics company has dropped another hint about its LG G6 flagship smartphone ahead of the Mobile World Congress later this month.
Check out the requirements to run Square Enix's “Mobius Final Fantasy” on your PC smoothly.
Target is offering the iPad Pro, iPad Air 2, iPad Mini 4 and Apple Watch Series 1 at discounted prices in its weekly sale.
"We’ve got exciting things in the pipeline and I feel really good about it,” Apple CEO Tim Cook hinted at an impending iPhone 8 launch and other Apple products in his quarterly investor call last week.
Digital Dreams Entertainment’s Kickstarter campaign for “Mutant Football League” is now fully funded. PC backers can expect the game to launch this 2017, while Xbox One and PS4 players can expect it to arrive in early 2018.
Blizzard Entertainment has issued a warning against players who are using the keyboard and the mouse when playing “Overwatch” on consoles.
U.S. Magistrate Judge Thomas Rueter ruled on Friday that Google would have to surrender emails stored on overseas servers so that
FBI agents could review them locally as part of a domestic fraud probe.
Media streaming company Netflix was recently slapped with a lawsuit after adding offline viewing to its platform.
A patent appears to be hinting at what Intel is preparing to rival Microsoft's Surface Pro 5.
Motorola kept its promise to roll out Android 7.0 Nougat to the unlocked Moto Z this February.
The next major update for the Twitter app is now known to add a feature that would allow users to look for and insert GIFs easily through Google's keyboard, Gboard.
Super Bowl 2017 can be streamed directly to your smartphone. The game will take place at the NRG stadium in Houston.
If this new report is to be believed, the Google Now launcher is disappearing from the Play Store next month.
An upcoming software update is bringing Google Assistant to the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P smartphones.
A Colorado woman has received the first smallest pacemaker in the world.
The beta build of an upcoming Chrome update contains hints on what the future of Google's browser is like.
Gmail will not be available for use to some users starting this February. Here’s why.
The San Francisco wearable technology company is apparently moving forward with developing health care products. In the process, it is halting production of its wearables.
The incremental bug fix update also includes some special tweaks.
A port of the popular mobile strategy game will come to Microsoft devices next week.
Government investigators have determined SpaceX's Falcon 9 rockets are prone to cracks and may be unfit for manned flights.
