This week in social media, Facebook finally fixed its battery-draining iPhone app. Meanwhile Twitter's CEO gave millions worth of stock to the company's employees and Instagram announced yet another new video app.
The Obama administration is urging Congress to devise a plan to help rescue Puerto Rico from its massive $72 billion debt crisis before it implodes into an even bigger "humanitarian crisis."
The four-week average of initial jobless claims, a less volatile measure than the weekly figure, has fallen to a historic level, clocking in at its lowest point since December 1973.
The Dell Home and Home Office 2015 Black Friday Ad advertises an array of sales including a $300 Xbox One bundle pack, a $100 Inspiron Micro Desktop and $150 Inspiron 14 3000 laptop.
Facebook's TechPrep hopes to boost diversity in technology by empowering underrepresented minority students and their parents to get involved in computer science.
The average U.S. Latino worker is earning less compared to non-Hispanic whites, according to a new report by the Joint Economic Committee and Congressional Hispanic Caucus.
The Yoga 900 can be bent in many different ways Lenovo is introducing another laptop and tablet hybrid, the Yoga 900, and this time it will be more powerful than ever.
Latinos are still over-indexing as a digital entertainment audience above other ethnic demographics and above the general population as a whole. But the study also shows the gap between leading digital Latinos, and everyone else, is starting to close.
Weight Watchers may be about shedding those pounds, but it was a stunning gain -- in stock price -- that had the company in the news early this week, and the hoopla was all thanks to talk-show star Oprah Winfrey.
The Queen of Talk show and media Oprah Winfrey recently revealed to everyone how she wanted to lose weight again. However, this time, she plans to make money out of it too. The numbers are up and Winfrey's partnership with Weight Watchers just soared big time when Winfrey bought 10 percent in shares.
New feature could keep accounts secure Facebook users will now have an extra layer of security against attacks from a state-sponsored agency. This means hackers who have been hired by enemy countries or even America's own National Security Agency (NSA) will have more difficulty spying on Facebook members.
Silicon Valley's represnatives are only part of the problem with diversity in technology. The other center of power is known as Sand Hill Road, a part of Silicon Valley that's the center of private equity for the tech industry.
The Google Nexus 5X is available for $379 unlocked Two updated Google Nexus devices are coming this year. The smaller of the two smartphones, the Nexus 5X, is available as of Monday.
This week in social media, Facebook unveiled its latest push into online video, seeking to rob top rival YouTube of views. Meanwhile, Twitter went through some major company changes under new CEO Jack Dorsey and a new study surprised no one by revealing that teens prefer Instagram, with Snapchat right behind, over other social networks.
Despite rumors to the contrary, on Thursday the White House made it clear that there are no plans to provide a financial bailout to alleviate Puerto Rico’s massive debt crisis
Usually it's considered good news when a company announces that it is phasing out an old technology for a new one. But one network upgrade announced by Sprint sparked a lawsuit this week.
