Google Lets You Decide What Happens to Your Data After Death
Google is giving its users the option to control what happens to their data after they die—delete it from the internet or share with friends and family members.
Why I Hate Apps
When wine enthusiasts spend more time with their eyes glued to a tiny screen than drinking wine, something’s very wrong.
Snapchat Mimics Apple's FaceTime, Launches Face-to-Face Video Chat
Disappearing-messaging app Snapchat is now trying to act more like Apple.
Tech Rewind: Earnings, Tablets & In-Flight Electronics
This week saw more quarterly report cards from tech companies and Lenovo's celebrity product engineer launched its new tablet.
Could Zynga Ride the Coattails of Candy Crush?
Zynga was upgraded to 'equal-weight' by brokerage Evercore Partners, which expressed optimism the games maker could experience the same kind of success as rival Candy Crush.
Hasbro Dips Deeper Into Mobile Gaming Arena
Hasbro is speeding up its move into the mobile gaming market through strategic partnerships and acquisitions.
Facebook May Unveil Instagram Video Feature This Week
Facebook may unveil a new video feature for Instagram at a highly-anticipated press event this week, sources tell TechCrunch.
Apple Reaches 50B App Downloads, But That's Only Half the Battle
Apple announced that it surpassed more than 50 billion apps downloaded on its App Store on Thursday, however the number of apps offered is only half the battle.
Baby Boomers Flock to Facebook While Teens Exit En Masse
Baby Boomers are 'liking' Facebook, but younger generations are beginning to leave the world's biggest social network in search of new havens.
Facebook to Snatch Up WhatsApp in $19B Deal
Facebook inked a deal late Wednesday to buy mobile messaging company WhatsApp for about $19 billion in cash and stock.
Facebook Resolves Issues Related to Timeline, Pages
Facebook says it has resolved issues that prevented people from temporarily accessing their Timeline and Pages.
Governments Sought Data From 38,000 Facebook Users in First Half of '13
Facebook received requests from more than 70 countries in the first half of this year for information from up to 38,000 accounts.
Zuckerberg to Unload $2.3B Shares of Facebook, Buy 60M Class B Shares
Facebook and CEO Mark Zuckerberg will sell stock as part of a 70-million-share offering, the social networking giant said Thursday.
Calling for Investors to be Patient
Portfolio not doing much this year? Remember, most stocks act just like the market. So don’t worry: when the market picks up, so will your holdings.
Buffett Leery Of Social Media Stocks, IPOs
Legendary investor Warren Buffett told FOX Business' Liz Claman Monday that social media stocks and IPOs don't interest him as investments.
Buffett Leery Of Social Media Stocks, IPOs
Legendary investor Warren Buffett told FOX Business' Liz Claman Monday that social media stocks and IPOs don't interest him as investments.
Report: SEC, Nasdaq Near Record $10M Settlement Over Flubbed Facebook IPO
U.S. regulators are reportedly on the verge of slapping Nasdaq OMX Group with a $10 million fine over its handling of the botched Facebook IPO.
Phony Tweet Sends Dow Tumbling
Twitter Turmoil: A phony tweet put out by hackers claiming explosions at the White House briefly sent the Dow Jones Industrial average tumbling.
Virtual Confusion: Unrelated Oculus Companies Rally on Facebook Buy
Shares of two companies with the word 'Oculus' in their name are mistakenly rallying amid confusion over Facebook's $2 billion acquisition of privately held Oculus VR.
Snubbed? S&P 500 Declines to 'Friend' Facebook
Shares of Facebook ticked slightly lower Thursday after the social network wasn't added to the S&P 500.
















