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Instagram has been testing a new design to improve the experience of viewing Stories on the desktop.

Following the lead of Google, Apple, and Facebook, tech giant IBM has also joined the fight against the novel coronavirus pandemic.

YouTube, the biggest video sharing platform in the world, is looking to take on the popular new kid on the block - TikTok.

Google recently released Chrome 79 - the latest version of its browser for Android - with predictive phishing protections and the handy ability to warn about compromised passwords.

If you use Facebook, you know how annoying those red-colored notification dots can be.

If you own a Google Home or Home Mini smart speaker, better refrain from installing any new update.

If you've ever worn a raincoat (which I think you have), you know how uncomfortable that thing is.

Can dark black ever be darker?

Google Photos is getting better than ever, thanks to some amazing features by the search giant.

We all know that Sony is developing the next generation of its gaming console, the PlayStation 5.

Following the footsteps of Twitter and Facebook, popular dating giant Tinder is gearing up to launch a lite version of its mobile app.

Priyanka Chopra-backed Bumble dating app will soon use artificial intelligence to save people from unwanted nudes.

Sorting waste material before recycling is a hazardous labor-intensive job.

Facebook has decided to pull the plug on its apps for Windows Phone, the dead mobile OS from Microsoft.

In a major move, McDonald's has acquired a machine learning start-up to better recommend food items.

Back in January, Chinese smartphone maker Meizu made major headlines for launching a crowdfunding campaign for Zero, the "World's First Holeless Phone".

As is common practice at Google, now its smart messaging service Allo is falling on the chopping block.

At the upcoming Consumer Electronics Show, aka CES 2019, LG might bring two products leveraging its display technology - a rollable OLED TV and a foldable smartphone.

After holding trials for a few weeks, Google has finally launched its 'Mini' sticker feature for Gboard.

It appears that Yahoo! accounts after June 30 will no longer be accessible via AT&T email addresses or any email addresses belonging to its subsidiaries.