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This app promises users to seamlessly watch personalized, downloaded content without connectivity.

Netflix has steadily increased its revenue growth with $1.3 billion in sales for the 2Q, an increase of 25% compared to the same period last year. Net income rose 141% to $71 million, or $1.15 cents per share.

From the first batch of quarterly tech earnings report cards to massive job cuts at Microsoft, this is your tech rewind of the week.

Yahoo is acquiring RayV, a video-streaming service, capping several months of negotiations. 

Google is making a play for the music space, announcing on Tuesday that they have agreed to acquire music site, Songza.

AT&T Inc will exclusively carry Amazon.

A third-party researcher predicts Twitter will accelerate user growth in emerging markets over the next few years. 

Airbnb will give some “anonymized” user information over to authorities. 

Another big name out of Silicon Valley is looking to enter the world of the elusive disappearing messaging app, underscoring the resiliency of the niche market.

New York has an annual series of events devoted to its burgeoning tech sector, known as “Internet Week.” Starting on May 19, more than 45,000 people will celebrate technology in the city.

According to its IPO filing, Alibaba is “the largest online and mobile commerce company in the world.” That’s just the tip of the iceberg.

Advancing tech is adding dimensions to video games and other entertainment – so much so it might soon help users feel the ping of a digital gunshot.

Shares of in-flight Wi-Fi provider Gogo tumbled more than 22% on Tuesday as investors reacted to a new plan by AT&T to launch a high-speed 4G LTE-based Wi-Fi network on flights.

Yahoo reported a 20.2% drop in its first-quarter earnings but beat Wall Street expectations, as the Internet giant’s efforts to attract advertisers begin to take hold.

Locals always know the best places to dine, shop and be entertained in their hometown, and now, the Stray Boots app allows them to cash in on their insider information.

Yahoo is reportedly stepping up its online video plans by attempting to land pricey original programming that would normally be reserved for cable TV and Netflix.

The mobile food ordering app cooked up a solid debut with shares opening nearly 54% above the IPO price of $26.

Six days after banning Twitter, Turkey's prime minister moved to block Google’s YouTube. 

With Twitter usage booming after Turkey's prime minister "banned" the site, social media's powerful role in political revolutions has been highlighted, now more than ever. 

Google Inc won a significant legal victory as a U.S. judge decided not to combine several lawsuits that accuse the Internet search company of violating the privacy rights of hundreds of millions of email users into a single class action.