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A man named Steve Stephens allegedly killed an elderly man in Cleveland, Ohio. A massive manhunt is underway.

A recently discovered hidden feature on YouTube allows users to turn on dark mode. Here's how to do it.

The campaign was in response to disparaging remarks about the country allegedly made by Snap Inc. CEO Evan Spiegel, who reportedly called it "poor."

A study on behavioral science, published Friday, found “people make suboptimal choices when selecting their own profile pictures.”

Snapchat and Instagram have added stickers for the Easter holiday.

Here’s what “Asura’s” first patch does to the indie top-down hack ‘n’ slash game.

A hunter found an extinct marine reptile in the middle of Montana, and the new species is teaching paleontologists more about how long necks evolved.

The new Chrome extension "Drop United" will block flights from the airline when you use Google Chrome to search for flights.

Slack added statuses to the messaging platform Thursday. Here's how to set one.

People are not going to give up their mobile devices, so mobile messaging apps need to catch up with MiFID II.

Heading to Coachella? Here's your guide to desert festival dressing.

Instagram announced that it has more daily average users on stories than Snapchat does.

A new Uber update lets you keep your trips private by letting you plug in cross streets instead of actual addresses.

Google Photos Update 2.13 has brought new filters, video stabilization and advanced editing tools.

Actress Jenna Dewan-Tatum just took to Instagram to share some behind-the-scenes snaps from her Redbook magazine shoot.

It's not just Burger King's new ad that can set off Google Home, other commercials have been setting off assistants for years.

The filings from the Snap lawsuit are now available in full without redactions.

‘Call Of Duty: WW2’ might have a November release date according to a recently leaked poster. Is this rumored image accurate, or is it a fake? Let’s take a look at the evidence.

Twitter's new @support bot is currently experimental and is only available in a limited scope.

Google's solution to Chrome's random page jumps is called scroll anchoring, and this locks the content on what user's are looking at on the screen.

Following United Airlines kicking Dr. David Dao off its flight, Twitter users became enraged. Some Twitter users are complaining negative tweets about United Airlines have been deleted, but it doesn't appear to be the case.