TECHNOLOGY

Zuckerberg announced Friday he was dropping lawsuits that sought to force Hawaiian families to sell their land in the legal action known as “quiet title and partition.”

Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg criticized Trump’s executive order which reinstates the Global Gag Rule, saying it could have “terrible consequences for women and families around the world.”

The Samsung Galaxy S8 release date is expected to be on March 29, while the iPhone 8 is should launch in Fall 2017.

The temporary promotion runs for only four days.

Apple is moving its entire international iTunes business to Ireland, where its European headquarters is located.

Apple officially joins the Partnership on AI to Benefit People and Society. The company will work alongside other tech giants on artificial intelligence initiatives.

President Donald Trump cited VoteStand, a barely-used app for crowdsourcing reports of voter fraud, as the source of his claim that three to five million ballots were illegally cast during the 2016 election.

Researchers targeting a specific protein have reversed Alzheimer’s-like symptoms in mice.

Broadband coverage expansion has been a regular focus for incoming FCC commissioner Ajit Pai.

A free patch is coming to the PlayStation 4 version of Devolver Digital’s “Enter the Gungeon.”

Over $93,000 has already been raised for the project, being developed by Coppola's privately-held American Zoetrope film studio, since it was announced Wednesday.

The accessory, which can be plugged into an outlet below the steering wheel, will endow 2010-2016 Ford and Lincoln models with features such as smartphone-based remote start, lock and unlock.

Hideo Kojima wants the “Death Stranding” gaming experience to be very different from what players have tried before.

The new update will clearly mark websites that collect passwords or credit card data using out-of-date HTTP protocols.

Vanadium dioxide, a dark blue inorganic solid, may one day be used to produce electricity from dissipated heat or to develop energy-efficient window coatings.

Apple introduced the Find My Airpods feature in its iOS 10.3 Beta 1 update which was released Monday.

The whistleblower group has offered it's site as medium for publishing climate change data for scientists and environmentalists threatened by Trump Administration's censorship.

According to the complaint filed by the Elon Musk company, Sterling Anderson, who was in charge of the Autopilot program, stole “hundreds of gigabytes” of confidential and proprietary information.

Claude Zellweger, one of the top designers of the HTC Vive, just announced that he is now part of the Google Daydream development team.

It's being speculated that HTC's second flagship Android smartphone might be announced during the second quarter of 2017.

A source claims that LG has decided to ditch the removable battery design on the G6 in order to make it water resistant.

An executive order on immigration laws issued by President Donald Trump may invalidate a data privacy agreement between the United States and European Union that ensures the protection of data from EU entities when processed by U.S. companies.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk apparently suggested implementing a tax on carbon emissions to Trump.

Things are getting heated between Apple and chip supplier Qualcomm.

Facebook plans to tweak the formula for how videos show up in the News Feed.

A number of government Twitter accounts, including @POTUS and @VP, were linked to private, non-government email addresses and did not use two-factor authentication after being transferred to the Donald Trump administration.

Apple’s iOS Night Shift feature which makes screen display easier on your eyes is coming to MacBooks.

Tech informant Evan Blass shares details about the Samsung Galaxy S8 launch.

Twitter is getting rid of the Moments tab on its app, though it's not going away completely. A new feature called Explore—which will house search, Moments, trends, and live video—will take its place.