Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen's fashion line not treating interns well?
Facebook is considering a drone and satellite fleet to connect users in developing countries, showing off a "laser communications system." Company's Connectivity Lab is working to beam data from the sky, Mark Zuckerberg wrote in a post.
Uber has bought Microsoft's mapping tech to lessen reliance on Google Maps.
Engineers have managed to break the capacity limit for fiber optic transmission, which means faster Internet is soon going to become a reality.
Around 2.1 million people in the United States still use the AOL dial-up to connect to the Internet. The number was unveiled in AOL's quarterly earnings report last week.
After being able to pre-order movies, smartphones, Internet users will now be able to pre-order apps as well, thanks to the new initiative by Google Play.
Amazon has signed a deal with JetBlue under which Amazon Prime members will get free, unlimited access to in-flight Wi-Fi. The speed will be fast enough to stream videos.
Amidst complaints that Facebook was violating the fundamentals of net neutrality by teaming with specific apps and services for internet.org, the social networking giant announced that it will open the initiative to anyone who meets the guidelines.
Google launched a new feature for Google Street View that enables users to explore extensively the depth and breadth of the Scottish lake of the Loch Ness monster.
In an image that went viral, Elisha Wilson Beach is seen breastfeeding her toddler even as she is using the toilet. The image has divided the online community's opinion.
A new study at University College, London, shows that HIV spreads like computer worms, so the best way to fix it would be early detection and treatment.
Comcast announced that it's bringing Gigabit Pro, an Internet service that brings 2 gigabit-per-second (Gbps) speeds in Atlanta, starting next month. The speed is twice as fast as the 1Gbps Internet speed offered by Google Fiber.
Facebook has been working on an unmanned aerial flying vehicle that aims to beam internet access to people across the globe. Named 'Aquila,' the drone has already passed an initial test in UK.
Facebook has been secretly working on unmanned aircraft that can beam Internet access from sky, CEO Mark Zuckerberg revealed in a Facebook post.
People in emerging countries think Internet helps in education but has a bad effect on morality, according to a new report.
