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Zombie survival series 'The Walking Dead' is coming to the Xbox One and PS4 in October.

WebOS made an appearance on LG's developer website recently.

Mainland Chinese users of WeChat, a popular messaging service in China, are reportedly unable to see images of the Hong Kong protests.

Google season is heating up with the first public sighting on the Nexus 6 smartphone.

Chief Product Officer Chris Cox apologized for the "pain" the mandate caused LGBT users and promised to fix problems.

'The Sims 4' developer EA is planning to roll out a number of updates for the game over the next three months, which will bring swimming pools and new jobs.

Anonymous sources tell Valleywag that Facebook will apologize to LGBT community and rework its controversial "real name" policy.

EA DICE released its latest patch for shooter "Battlefield 4" after nearly a year of glitchy gameplay.

Weibo is one of the largest mobile social-media platforms in the world and serves one of the most Internet-savvy markets out there: China.

Pundits believe that Google's upcoming smartphone will be a phablet called the Nexus 6.

Apple's iOS 8.0.2 update also adds support for HealthKit-connected apps, which can share data with the iOS 8 Health app.

Samsung's Gear VR was spotted in a couple of Best Buy retail stores as the company prepares to demo the units to the public.

New DLC in 'Destiny' may be coming according to a recent leak.

Sandberg deflected criticism of Facebook's "real name" policy, saying concerned users could create an anonymous "page" instead of a profile.

Because of Facebook's "real name" policy, many LGBT users may be leaving for Ello: Why Mark Zuckerberg may not understand.

BitTorrent Inc. hopes releasing torrent packages like "Tomorrow's Modern Boxes" will reduce the Pirate Bay's influence.

Shellshock, which takes advantage of a Bash security flaw, does put some OS X customers at risk.

Developers say Apple is starting to look a lot more like the Android ecosystem where many screen sizes makes writing apps tricky.

A Central Park bicyclist who struck and killed pedestrian was using Strava, an app that encourages users to break speed records

The latest widespread security hack could be far more dangerous than what cybersecurity have ever seen — including this year's 'Heartbleed' hack.