SOFTWARE

Hundreds of six-figure jobs available in Big Tech companies are going unfilled, say industry sources.

The expansion pack's launch glitches didn't faze buyers, who bought 3.3 million copies within 24 hours of its release.

Android 5.0 is expected to release for devices like the Galaxy Note 3 and HTC One M8 in a few months, but check it out right now.

The drivers for the company's employee shuttle service, who work for a contractor, complain about unfair working practices and low pay.

Google, which left China in 2010, could have access to a huge user base if Chinese authorities allow it to launch the app store.

Mozilla says Yahoo offered “improved economic terms” to become the default U.S. search provider.

Unable to play 'Far Cry 4?' Ubisoft promises players it's working hard on fixing the game's many problems.

The Internet may seem big, but most users see only a small fraction of its expanse. The Deep Web is just too vast to be known.

Zomato, which provides restaurant discovery and review services online, is now valued at $660 million after the latest funding round.

The social network will host a conference that's traditionally used as a platform to announce new Web content.

The chain restaurant is getting slammed over a tweet.

This one's aimed at staying in touch with your Facebook groups.

Having problems with 'Far Cry 4?' You're not alone. Players are experiencing a number of problems with logging in and gameplay.

Players may be able to enjoy the "Game of Thrones" episodic game sooner than later.

Snapcash, as its called, allows users to send money to friends, much like the payments company Square’s own app, Square Cash.

A group of Reddit users are now calling for a new moderator after a moderator threatened to shut down the Reddit Saturday night.

Tired of listening to your taxi driver's outdated playlist? Grab an Uber car and listen to your Spotify playlist.

The website, which will directly compete with LinkedIn, could reportedly also steal market share from Google and Microsoft.

The company said that posts from pages, which it offered for free, will soon appear much less.

Facing declining mobile sales, Blackberry has shifted toward software offerings to turn the company around.

The attack, which occurred just hours after launch, may have originated in China.