SOFTWARE

Facebook changed its platform policy, barring apps and pages from providing incentives for likes.

With a major cash infusion, the entertainment website plans to expand way beyond viral listicles and quizzes.

As the cease-fire in the Gaza Strip was broken Friday, confusion has ensued on Twitter over the conflict and an ex-soccer player.

Tango’s transaction would involve early investors and shareholders selling shares to Ukrainian-born billionaire Len Blavatnik.

Microsoft is giving its customers a larger push to update to the latest version of Internet Explorer by phasing out support for its older browsers.

Online retail may be trending on the social network sooner than you think.

Action-adventure game 'Ryse: Son of Rome' will launch for the PC later this year.

Apple's Siri digital assistant may come to the OS X desktop, according to a new patent application.

Bohemia Interactive is adding two new updates this month, with one adding more livestock and improved melee combat.

Google has announced a small, but potentially helpful new Gmail feature.

A&E Networks is bringing local versions of "Pawn Stars" to Australia and South Africa.

China said it will restrict the use of messaging apps in the interest of national security and to clean up the Internet.

Users now have to download Foursquare's 'Swarm' to check in.

Barring a review of the LG G3, it’s safe to say that the HTC One M8 is the most balanced Android phone you can buy in the US right now.

Players are looking forward to modding in "GTA 5" on the PC, but some users are creating their own mods on the current version of the game.

Last week, the SAIC had raided four of the software firm's offices in China.

Sony will add multiple races and both genders to "H1Z1."

The latest Gallup poll shows American opinion on Israel and Gaza is unchanged, regardless of social media use.

After cracking its whip on books, websites and news networks critical of its rule, the Thai junta has now targeted a simulation video game.

CyanogenMod 11 (Android 4.4 KitKat) development continues with the M9 "monthly" snapshot.

U.S. carriers are slowly building mobile Internet fast lanes through the introduction of sponsored data programs while nobody notices.