TECHNOLOGY

Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg and other prominent tech leaders sat down with President-elect Donald Trump Wednesday.

A developer plays around with Android 7.1 Nougat on a low-end Windows Phone.

Apple's Support app is now available on the U.S. App Store. The Support app, which debuted in the Netherlands last month, lets users schedule appointments with Apple Support.

A massive 62.3 foot wave in the North Atlantic measured by a buoy just broke a world record as the largest ever recorded, scientists say.

The results of a new study from the Environmental Protection Agency found fracking to be a contributing factor for the contamination of water resources.

NASA released a 3D view of carbon dioxide levels across the planet in a video on Wednesday. The Orbiting Carbon Observatory satellite, OCO-2, collected data of carbon dioxide levels around the world between Sept. 1, 2014 through Aug. 31, 2015.

Amazon reveals Prime Air, which promises to deliver packages with small drones in 30 minutes or less after placing an order. The company is currently conducting trials with customers in the UK.

Uber launched a fleet of self-driving cars in San Francisco, but decided not to undergo the permitting process put in place by the California DMV to get proper licensing to operate.

Instagram's new bookmarking feature allows users to save photos or videos inside the app.

Twitter users can now broadcast live video from within the service’s mobile apps, thanks to Periscope. Here’s how to broadcast live on Twitter.

Comcast is planning to increase its controversial Broadcast TV and Regional Sports fees by 50 percent in 2017.

Officially, the virtual reality platform is currently compatible only with Pixel series devices and select Motorola handsets.

The company is reportedly working on revamping the Google Maps app with new features.

The wireless earphones, announced Sept. 7, were finally launched Monday on the Apple Store with a Dec. 21 shipping date.

LG will also be debuting the LG X power 2 in February during the Mobile World Congress 2017.

Oculus, which is currently owned by Facebook, shuffles management as it plans "to be more focused, strengthen development and accelerate" its roadmap.

It appears that Microsoft is planning to expand the reach of its voice-controlled virtual assistant, named Cortana.

Larry "Major Nelson" Hyrb says that Microsoft wants everybody to enjoy more gaming options.

Microsoft is changing the way people of different languages communicate with its advanced Translator app.

Synaptics has just announced an advanced fingerprint scanner that could be what Samsung is planning to use for its bezel-less Galaxy S8 flagship smartphone.

The desktop version of Slack is finally getting video calling functionality, while its mobile app version is stuck with audio calling.

In a recent interview, id Software designer Kevin Cloud, said Doom 4 was canceled because it did not feel like a Doom game.

President Barack Obama signed the 21st Century Cures Act on Tuesday to fund cancer research and take on the U.S. opioid epidemic.

Users who have the new MacBook pro with Touch Bar will not be able to see the battery life indicator anymore. Here's why Apple removed it:

An update to WatchOS 3.1.1 is leaving Apple Watch Series 2 devices bricked, requiring users to send the devices in for servicing.

Scientists are scurrying to copy down U.S. climate data onto independent servers to save it from a hostile Donald Trump administration, report says.

From the iPhone 7 to the Samsung Galaxy S7 Edge, smartphone models really stepped it up this year. Here are five of the leading handsets for 2016.

Twitter’s CEO Jack Dorsey interviewed CIA whistleblower Edward Snowden on Twitter’s live streaming app Periscope.

Bill Gates seemed optimistic following a conversation he had with President-elect Trump, in which the two spoke for the first time about the potential for American innovation.