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An LG executive has confirmed that the manufacturer won't be making Nexus devices in the near future.

Facebook's Slingshot was instantly likened to Snapchat on its release, but the new app has a few key differences.

Pluto Mail bills itself as the "Snapchat of email" partly because it can make emails expire once read. Users can also unsend emails.

Apple says iOS 8 is coming to the iPhone and iPad this fall, but for $99, anyone can download Beta 2.

In an effort to reduce distracted driving, legislators are pushing developers to make safer apps.

Facebook introduced its new Slingshot messaging app, which aims to get more people talking.

Charles Farr said that it's legal to spy on British social media activity because Facebook's servers are in the U.S.

Alibaba, the Chinese tech and e-commerce giant, also faces questions concerning Alipay, a proprietary payment system.

"Battlefield Hardline" will launch this fall, and EA is hoping to avoid any issues with the game by releasing its beta early.

The Samsung Galaxy S5 for AT&T and Verizon has finally been rooted, thanks to software developer George Hotz.

Miley Cyrus got around Instagram's censors on Saturday by covering her nipple with a cartoon bird, presumably for equality.

"We cannot grieve because there is zero proof," says one woman whose boyfriend is missing. "It's a giant unknown."

The micro-blogging service remains littered with violent posts.

Facebook Messenger lets users send video messages with its latest update, version 6.0.

The National Hurricane Center joins a chorus of critics who say Facebook’s is becoming useless for real-time news.

While the ministry didn't give a reason for the shutdown, it's been speculated that the move is an attempt to stop militants from communicating on the Web.

We sat down with 'The Witcher 3' senior game designer Peter Gelencser to discuss the upcoming title.

Feedly faces another wave of DDoS attacks, after a previous attack took the news aggregator down for most of Wednesday.

Twitter said its chief operating officer, Ali Rowghani, has resigned, amid reports of an upcoming executive shakeup.

Users will be able to change, delete or add to the information in their files, which will dictate what kind of ads they see on Facebook.

"The goal is to make it clear to people why they saw the ad.”