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The social media network has long required users to provide authentic names and identifications to prevent fake profiles.

The Department of Homeland Security is in hot water for missing Tashfeen Malik's online support for jihad.

Amazon is asking sellers to provide documentation for safety standards.

Make your grandparents' lives a bit easier through the power of technology.

"Newsweek" staffers recount what TV shows had them hooked, for better or worse, this past year.

An appeals court judge grants the daily fantasy sites the rights to operate until the new year.

Mark Cuban and Chris Sacca butt heads over Twitter, Apple and basketball.

Spinoffs after spinoffs have been making readers and investors quite dizzy.

A hoverboard burst into flames at a shopping mall in Washington on Wednesday.

VR games make a splash at Sony convention.

The new Apple Watch will include a camera and sleep tracking capabilities, according to reports.

"We should work with host companies to shut them down."

Eagles of Death Metal joined U2 to play Patti Smith's "People Have The Power."

Everyone is getting a hoverboard lately. Here's a guide to get you started.

A lawsuit claims that Google isn't abiding by a privacy pledge for students who get free Chromebooks.

The Facebook founder says his charity isn't a non-profit because of flexibility, not for tax reasons.

Google in particular has been gung ho about marketing "Star Wars: The Force Awakens."

It's a girl! But she's not getting Dad's billions in Facebook dollars.

For the first time ever, more than half of all online shopping traffic came from smartphones and tablets.

A total of 5 million users' identities were compromised thanks to a weak security system.

Apple once killed the floppy disk and may be eyeing the headphone jack as its next victim.

From e-readers to desktops, Cyber Monday is ready to shake you from your post-Black Friday fatigue.

Let's hope Amazon Cloud Drive doesn't pull a Microsoft OneDrive.

From Apple TV to JBL Headphones, we found the best deals.

This console wars are still raging this holiday season. But which system should you buy?

The iPad still costs over $500, but this holiday season you can buy a tablet for as little as $35.

From the Apple Watch to the latest Fitbit, these five products will make your wrist bedazzle—at a discount.

The good news: Some are on sale for roughly $100.

Dozens of prepackaged aircraft are available this holiday season.

With the productivity-focused network out, will people actually do work?