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President Barack Obama's official Facebook page has been targeted by a sustained string of Facebook comments comparing him to oppressive Arab leaders and questioning the handling of the Occupy Wall Street protests.

The secretive hacking collective Anonymous is threatening to expose Mexican drug cartel Zeta.

Samsung and HTC lead the U.S. in smartphone sales. Here's how their newest devices compare.

Townshend, now 66 years old, said he was opposed to unauthorized file-sharing because the internet is destroying copyright as we know it.

Here are four ways which can help save the iPhone 4S' battery life.

Kim Kardashian has finally filed for divorce from her husband Kris Humphries. When TMZ reported that the Kim is ending her marriage a nationwide frenzy was sparked.

Ministers, tech executives and Internet activists from around the world gather in London on Tuesday to discuss how to tackle security threats and crime on the Internet without stifling economic opportunities or freedom of speech.

Hollywood's Magic Castle caught fire on Monday but firefighters were able to contain the blaze to the attic and walls of historic venue. No injuries were reported.

Soft-drink and soda companies are targeting children and teens in the United States more than ever with marketing and advertisements across various platforms, according to a study released Monday.

With customers angry about new bank fees, credit unions have been trying to use the displeasure to gain more customers.

The 1966 classic turns 45 this Halloween.

Mark Zuckerberg says he would have rather stayed in Boston than moved to Silicon Valley. Where else should he have gone?

Over 50 percent of patients turn to the Internet for health information.

Facebook messenger's popularity and efficiency has led to the company's decision to phase out Beluga group messaging service.

While sites such as Monster and CareerBuilder have become very popular for job searchers, two career experts say time will be better spent searching elsewhere.

Bangkok has avoided Thailand's devastating floods, but it will takes months of work to get the city, and the country, back to normal, Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra said Monday.

Several Occupy Portland protestors were arrested Sunday morning.

Australia's Qantas Airways scrambled to get back in the air on Monday, having grounded its entire fleet over the weekend in a bold tactic to force the government to intervene in the nation's worst labor dispute in a decade.

Investors may want to avoid Groupon Inc.'s high-profile IPO this week because the deals and coupon Web site operator has an unproven earnings record and slow growth, according to Barron's newspaper.

I am the only woman in the establishment and yet I barely notice, so at home do I feel. I've just perched myself in one of the lounge's lion-armed chairs, newspaper in hand, when, from across the room, a man bellows, Rocky Patel; toro; 1992; a Nicaraguan blend. I used to like those. Good smoke.

A new report finds that social gaming giant, Zynga, is having a difficult time driving user growth.

Facebook conceded 600,000 of its more than 1 billion logins each day are compromised as it released two new security features to help solve the problem.

Project Runway winner Anya Ayoung-Chee already has celebrities knocking on her door for her acclaimed designs. Ayoung-Chee, who was just announced as the Season 9 winner in the Oct. 27 finale episode, is already getting calls from celebrities, reports People magazine.

Police are currently investigating the alleged stabbing death of a 14-year-old high school girl in Indian Head Park, a southwest suburb of Chicago.

Facebook will release the Trusted Friends and App Passwords security features on Facebook soon.

Sharing for businesses and students is easier now and advanced photo editing is possible with Creative Kit.

Facebook announced it is building its first European server farm in Lulea, a Swedish town about 62 miles south of the Arctic Circle. This will be its first data center outside of the United States.

Facebook is building a server farm in Sweden.

Sean Parker says that life in the 1 percent ain't so easy. Gawker reported that Parker (@sparker) tweeted on Oct. 26: You guys are really attacking me for being the 1%? I was broke and couch surfing just a few years ago. Followed by I have a whole new set of problems to deal with now: security, extortion attempts, kidnapping threats, death threats, etc. Life better b4?