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It's the festival of lights, so you should celebrate it with a little 'chai' tech.

The FTC and a coalition of attorneys general argue that Facebook acquired Instagram and WhatsApp to stop them from leapfrogging Facebook. But Facebook says the legal action is "revisionist history."

Crunchyroll will become part of Sony's Funimation Global Group.

The FCC awarded the money in an auction to fund high-speed internet projects in rural America. SpaceX will receive the funding to supply broadband in underserved areas across 35 states.

Movies coming to HBO Max in 2021 include 'Dune,' 'The Matrix 4,' 'Space Jam: A New Legacy,' 'Godzilla vs. Kong,' and 'Tom & Jerry.' All you need is a $15-per-month HBO Max subscription.

JavaScript, CSS and HTML top the list of desired skills for software dev contractors.

How smartphone-dependent are you, compared with your age group?

Here's how the notoriously staid Disney took the plunge with Pixar and unleashed an animation juggernaut.

Any app developer with sales totaling less than $1 million annually will be eligible for the lower commission rate.

It's a gaming PC. It's a projector. It's a giant six-pack holder!

Don't expect Google to lift its marketing embargo before the end of this year, either.

The virtual assistant is now capable of predicting what your goals are.

A small phone like the iPhone 12 mini could break us out of our pandemic-induced nightly doomscroll. But photography enthusiasts might prefer the huge iPhone 12 Pro Max. Here's what we're working with.

The Facebook-owned platform is rolling out the ephemeral messaging option to users everywhere.

The president's post about his opponents 'trying to STEAL the election' has been slapped with a warning 'for making a potentially misleading claim about the election,' Twitter says.

The standard Netflix plan is now $1 more per month, while the premium tier is $2 more pricey. The basic plan remains the same at $8.99.

Chat with friends, gets the latest new, and use it to remotely download games to your PS4 or PS5.

The social network is rolling out resources that make it easier to land a job.

Netflix has never seen so much traffic as it has in 2020. What has everyone been watching?

YouTube is also adding more ways to find 'authoritative information' about the 2020 US election.

'If you receive an intimidating or manipulative email in your inbox, don't be alarmed and do not spread it,' the U.S. Director of National Intelligence said on Wednesday.

Like its content, Quibi's time in the spotlight was brief. 'Quibi is not succeeding,' founder Jeffery Katzenberg and CEO Meg Whitman acknowledged today.

The new feature helps community-based groups connect online.

It's a way for paid Zoom users to virtually 'create, host and monetize events.'

The company may have gotten as much mileage as possible from the free trials, but Netflix still plans on handing out content freebies here and there in order to entice new sign-ups.

Torn between Apple's iPhone 12, iPhone 12 Mini, iPhone 12 Pro, or the iPhone 12 Pro Max? We compare specs and features for each one to help you decide which will best fit your needs.

The FBI says hotels in cities across the US have lax security allowing for easy exploitation by malicious actors.

The social network plans to temporarily stop running political, electoral and social issue ads in the U.S. on Nov. 3.

Online privacy is a concern for many users, and a new survey suggests people are most wary of Facebook and TikTok.

Apple's foray into video streaming hasn't yet toppled Netflix, but with billions in the bank, free subscription offers, and upcoming bundles, Apple TV+ is still in the game as it approaches its one-year anniversary.