TECHNOLOGY

Cream Capital, a firm co-founded by the Wu-Tang Clan rapper, is launching the latest celebrity token sale that's prompting legal questions.

More then three billion Yahoo account usernames and passwords were exposed in a 2013 breach, but users should consider adding an extra layer of security to the accounts instead of deleting them.

Facebook introduced a new "i" button that can be seen on shared articles in users' news feed.

The New Surface Pro is just a few months old, but some experts say it could mark the end of the Surface product line.

Microsoft's Edge web browser is now available as a preview for iOS users and it comes with a "Continue on PC" feature.

Netflix increased prices for plans for new subscribers Thursday. Existing customers will also see a Netflix price hike.

Sonic confirmed malware infected the restaurant's point of sale system and was used to steal customer credit card numbers, which are now being sold on the dark web.

Steve Jobs died six years ago today. Here are some inspirational quotes from Apple's co-founder.

A newly published patent describes a method that can help allow the Apple Watch to measure a user's blood pressure.

Online exchange markets get hacked all the time, and when hackers steal from an exchange, individual customers can lose millions of dollars worth of bitcoin and blockchain-based assets. That's where this exchange startup comes in.

Instagram Stories can now be shared to Facebook Stories in just a couple of taps, but it doesn't work the other way around.

Google Clips is a tiny camera that's capable of capturing bursts of photos and create short videos by itself using AI.

The Google Pixel Buds fully support Assistant along with real time translation and touch controls.

A new bipartisan bill introduced in the U.S. Congress would restrict the surveillance powers of the National Security Agency.

Here's where customers can buy and power the newly announced Google Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL.

NASA says aliens aren't responsible for this distant star's dimming, dust is.

Apple releases the first watchOS 4 update for the LTE Apple Watch Series 3. The update addresses connectivity issues.

NASA is taking names from the public to load onto a spacecraft heading to Mars next year, so you can land on that planet in spirit even if you never become an astronaut.

Executives from Twitter and Facebook are set to testify in front of the Senate Intelligence Committee on Russian activity on the platforms during the 2016 U.S. presidential election.

Google has quickly dethroned Apple and Samsung for the best smartphone camera.

There are now more cases of iPhone 8s cracking open.

Stephen Paddock, the alleged Las Vegas mass shooter, reportedly purchased firearm products from Walmart, Bass Pro Shops and Cabela's — which now show Bump Stock listings as “unavailable.” A senator has proposed a ban on the semiautomatic tool.

The White House cybersecurity czar believes it is time to move on from Social Security numbers.

Senate Commerce Committee approved a self-driving car bill Wednesday, but Americans aren't so happy about autonomous vehicles.

SpaceX has two rocket launches scheduled within 48 hours starting Saturday evening.

Google's visual search engine will soon be available for Pixel smartphones.

Google reveals the Pixel 2. Here's how the device compares with the iPhone 8 and iPhone X.

Sputnik launched the Soviet Union and the United States into the Space Race 60 years ago today. Here are some photos of what followed.

Tinder is adding reactions to the app that will allow users to roll their eyes or throw a virtual martini.