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YouTube Announces New Copyright Match Tool To Protect Creators Against Re-Uploads

When a creator uploads a new video, the Copyright Match tool will scan YouTube to check if other users have re-uploaded the same content.

An Apple Entertainment Bundle Makes A Lot of Sense

Apple is working to bolster non-iPhone sources of revenue.

Twitter Stops Counting Locked Accounts As Followers

Twitter announced Wednesday that accounts locked for suspicious activity will no longer count as followers.

Facebook Gets Fined For Cambridge Analytica Scandal

A U.K. government office levied a fine against Facebook for its role in the Cambridge Analytica data scandal.

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YouTube App For Android Gets Incognito Mode Feature

When Incognito mode is turned on, the YouTube app won't save the user's search and viewing history.

Snapchat Might Be Partnering With Amazon For New Visual Search Feature

The new Snapchat feature is codenamed "eagle" and it uses visual search to identify products and barcodes to bring up more product information from Amazon.

Google Working On Android Auto ‘Minimize App’ Button

Google is reportedly testing a new Android Auto button that will allow users to quickly switch between apps.

YouTube To Expand News Coverage Effort With New Features

YouTube is experimenting on new features that will expand its news coverage effort.

What Is Apple’s USB Restricted Mode? iOS 11.4.1 Quietly Enables New Feature

Apple has quietly enabled USB Restricted Mode in iOS 11.4.1. Here’s what the new feature does.

Twitter Shares Fall After Purging Millions Of Fake Accounts

Twitter shares fell by eight percent on Monday after a Friday report that the company was purging as many as a million fake accounts per day from the platform.

Will There Be A ‘Free Rein’ Season 3? Cast Reveals Show's Future

Hold on to your riding helmets, this is some big news.

Timehop Data Breach: 21 Million Users Affected By July 4 Hack

Social media memory lane app Timehop reported a data breach on July 4 that affected 21 million users.

Prince Charles' Goddaughter Princess Maria-Olympia Criticized For X-Rated Instagram Photo

The princess of Greece and Denmark shared the photo on Instagram and after facing backlash from her fans she deleted the photo.

Instagram Has Become Facebook's Best Investment -- By Far

The popular photo-sharing app is now estimated to be worth 100 times its purchase price from six years ago.

Uber, Lyft Reportedly Had Acquisition Talks With Bus Startup Skedaddle

Both Uber and Lyft have apparently looked into acquiring intercity bus travel startup Skedaddle.

Microsoft’s Movies & TV App Coming To iOS App Store, Google Play Store

Microsoft’s Windows-based Movies & TV app is reportedly heading to the iOS App Store and Google Play Store.

Why Facebook Killed A Trio Of Once-Promising Apps

The social network buries three failed attempts to counter Google, Fitbit, and Snap.

Tinder Rolls Out Looping Video Feature Worldwide

Popular dating app Tinder announced Thursday that its new looping video feature for profiles would roll out to iOS users around the world.

Celebrities Celebrate July 4th 2018: Selena Gomez, Jonas Brothers, Gigi Hadid, More

Check out what the stars did for the holiday.

Gigi Hadid, Zayn Malik Dating Rumor: Model Shuts Down Hater On Instagram

“Fact is that Zayn is not going to follow Gigi or ever going to post her picture on his Instagram again,” one of the recent posts on the hater's account read.

Amber Tamblyn Forced To Delete Maxine Waters Criticism Tweets After Death Threats

Less than 24 hours after she had put up the thread of criticism on her Twitter page, Tamblyn said she began receiving death threats, which caused her to delete the tweets.