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Google Gmail Glitch Outages Caused By Failure To Update Security Certificate

Over the weekend, a "majority of users" who tried to open Gmail accounts as new clients were unable to do so because of a software glitch by Google.

'Call Of Duty' Pro Player Nadeshot Taking Break From Competitive Gaming [VIDEO]

On Saturday, Matt Haag surprised fans with news of his departure from gaming.

New Facebook, Apple, Google Campuses Expected To Exacerbate Silicon Valley's Housing Crisis

Facebook's new Menlo Park, California, campus will have 2,800 tech workers. But where will they live?

How Dollar Shave Club Plans To Keep Its Snarky Brand Alive: A New Men’s Lifestyle Magazine

From the team that brought you the "Our Blades Are F***ing Great" YouTube video comes more content and tips for men's lifestyle.

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Yik Yak Tests Photo-Sharing Feature On College Campuses

Staffers are currently moderating all photos shared via the app and will block content they deem inappropriate.

Facebook Tracks All Visitors, Users In Violation Of European Law: Report

A report from the Belgian Privacy Commission alleged that Facebook is illegally tracking the browsing history of all its users and visitors.

National Poetry Month 2015: Activities, Ideas To Celebrate Your Favorite American Authors

Try making Emily Dickinson's coconut cake or let Jack Prelutsky teach you to write.

Dark Net Sites Selling Thousands Of Uber Passwords, Company Denies Data Breach

Obtaining a username-and-password combination could be enough to predict someone's movements.

Google Is Bringing Android’s ‘Google Now’ To Chromebooks

The search giant is making its Chromebooks look and feel even more like Android.

Slack Hacked, Leaving 500,000 User Emails Exposed

The infiltration reportedly took place over four days in February, but most users didn't find out until Friday.

Twitter Will Sell More Display Ads Than Yahoo In 2015: Report

Twitter and Facebook are expected to control over a third of the market in digital display ads in the U.S.

Slack Valuation Jumps From $1 Billion To $2 Billion In 5 Months

Slack, a growing workplace collaboration tool, is quickly rising up the billionaire startup chain.

SeaWorld's 'Ask SeaWorld' Twitter Campaign Not Going So Well

Embattled Sea World invited people to "Ask Sea World" on Twitter. Bad move.

Facebook: Oculus Rift Virtual Reality Headset Is Going To Be Great, Someday

For the social media company, a virtual reality future always seems to be on the horizon.

The 5 Most Ridiculous Apps Now On Facebook Messenger: Bitmoji, Pyro! And More

New apps let you do so much more than send texts and emoji.

Twitter Launches Live Video App Periscope, But Competitor Meerkat Won't Back Down

Live-streaming app Periscope is now available on iOS.

Miley Cyrus’ Grossest Instagram Post Ever? Singer Shows Off Teeth Removal Procedure

The singer posted creepy photos of a dental procedure on the image-sharing site.

Tinder Hack Matched Men With Men, Hacker Says 'It's Deserved'

A programmer who created a bait profile told the Verge he was inspired after hearing so many Tinder horror stories.

Facebook Unveils Big Plans For Messenger App, Expanding Online At F8 Developer Conference 2015

The company will now sell products and apps in its popular Messenger app.

Facebook Doesn't Deny Plans To Begin Hosting News Articles, Declines To Give Details

"I mean who can deny things, things like this?" said Facebook's Michael Cerda at the company's F8 developers conference.

Rob Kardashian Feels ‘Ignored’ By Kim In Instagram Feud Update

Rob Kardashian reportedly posted the graphic Instagram picture of Kim because he feels ignored.

UVA Student Martese Johnson Chained On Night Of Arrest, Twitter Photo Shows

UVA student Martese Johnson had his feet chained on the night of his arrest, a Twitter photo showed.

Facebook And Artificial Intelligence: Company's AI Chief Explains How He Tags Your Photos

The leader of the Facebook Artificial Intelligence Research lab describes how his team trains computers to recognize faces and rare dog breeds.

Facebook Cranks Up YouTube Rivalry With New Embedded Video Player

Facebook now sees more than 3 billion video views per day.

Facebook Wants To 'Friend' Your Toaster, Other Connected Devices Around The Home

More than a network for human relationships, Facebook wants to control the home, too.

Mark Zuckerberg Opens Facebook Messenger To Third-Party Apps, Allowing Users To Send Gifs, Videos

Facebook is following in the footsteps of Chinese messaging giants Line and WeChat, which have lively app ecosystems.

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