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Twitter is adding an extra security measure to users' accounts in an effort to prevent unauthorized logins.
The company revealed the Xbox One, its next-generation entertainment console, during a presentation Tuesday at its headquarters in Redmond, Wash.
Yahoo acquired Tumblr, a blogging platform that a younger crowd enjoys.
"Distant Worlds: Music from Final Fantasy" is set to return to Atlanta June 7 and 8 in Atlanta Symphony Hall at the Woodruff Arts Center. It will feature selections from Final Fantasy by Japanese composer Nobuo Uematsu.
YouTube says they'll start rolling out more paid channels in the coming weeks.
Joe Lobato says he was fired for a Facebook post.
Subscription music service Rhapsody has signed on to assist The Recording Academy's push for the availability of digital liner notes.
Fresh research findings from firewall vendor Palo Alto Networks revealing that the vast majority of malware seeping into company networks arrives via drive-by download.
When the doors open for Free Comic Book Day publishers and purveyors of tales of fantastic heroes and nefarious villains will court new readers who are making time for and spending money on comics printed on paper.
The video game publisher announced Wednesday that the next installment in its successful "Call of Duty" franchise will be titled "Call of Duty: Ghosts" and feature a new story and characters.
The operators of the Hubble Space Telescope say the orbiting observatory has snapped photos of an approaching comet.
A research firm says that more smartphones than 'dumb' phones are being made this year, a milestone in a shift that's putting computing power and Internet access in millions of hands worldwide.
Microsoft is inviting journalists to an Xbox event at its Redmond., Wash., headquarters that will likely shed light on its next video game console.
Red Auerbach never had to worry about this sort of thing.
It's the stuff that sparks endless debate among comic book fans: who would win in a fight, Superman or Batman? Green Lantern or Green Arrow? The Joker or Lex Luthor?
National Doppelgänger Day is here again!
Twitter has launched an application that lets people find music they like and tweet songs from iTunes, Spotify and Rdio.
From not being able to eat Buzz Lightyear's head to being unhappy that the refrigerator door is shut, the blog is making waves, and getting laughs, especially among parents.
As Google Glass gets ready to be used publically, it begs the question, can it fit in?
The social giant unveiled an Android download that can transform mobile phones to feature on home screens its family of Facebook apps, without clicking into apps, along with a phone coming from HTC.
Jen Markham explains the trend and takes a look at some of the best photos.
Call it spring break on Mars: Spacecraft in orbit around the red planet and on the surface are taking it easy this month because of interference from the sun.
The classic Atari video game will come to life on the facade of a 29-story skyscraper. Hundreds of built-in LED lights at the Cira Centre will replicate the familiar paddles and ball.
President Barack Obama is asking Congress to spend $100 million next year to start a new project to map the human brain in hopes of eventually finding cures for diseases like Alzheimer's.
The long-rumored Facebook smartphone, denied or side-stepped for years by the company, appears to be days away.