World leaders have called for their people to ditch American tech. Some of the biggest internet companies on Monday, September 9, 2013, increased their efforts to disclose more about their forced cooperation with U.S. spy agencies.
The Chinese smartphone maker, Xiaomi, has a CEO who isn’t afraid to mimic the late Steve Jobs.
Twitter introduced a "report abuse" button for individual tweets on August 28, 2013, after a U.K. woman was harassed on the social network last month.
Facebook, with over a billion users at hands, is setting its eye on its next billion users - even if they don't have internet access yet.
Foursquare, the popular check-in app for smartphones, has recently started rolling out ad placements for small local establishments. The new ads display in the app’s "Explore" tab and in the results when users search for similar local venues.
Apple Inc., the American multinational corporation headquartered in Cupertino, California, recently announced its third quarter results in 2013, beating the market estimates by a margin with a record in iPhone sales. But it disappoints with the performance of its iPad.
Google Chromecast was a surprise addition to the company’s range of own-brand hardware, a $35 streaming stick that promises a cheap and simple way to get browser and streaming content on your big-screen TV.
Instagram that launched its 15-second editable video functionality complete with image stabilization feature means a lot to Vine, a mobile app owned by Twitter that enables its users to create and pos
Facebook's basic search feature is getting an updated version designed to make it easier to find people, places and photos on the site.
While grappling with an ongoing antitrust case in Europe over its online search business, Google extends its power and reach in the mobile industry.