The announcement that you need a Facebook account in order to subscribe to Spotify may be controversial but it's not enough to ward off the news users that are flocking to the site daily.
Amazon has basically guaranteed it will launch a tablet, and next week's press conference is expected to be the iPad competitor's official introduction.
Mr. Schmidt goes to Washington to fight accusations that Google has created a monopoly and favors it's own properties in search results, among other unsavory acts.
Facebook is doing more than messing with your News Feed. The site has big ambitions to evolve how we consume media, and more changes are right around the corner.
According to new research, Facebook applications are bolstering the US jobs situation. But before you quit your day job, give those numbers a closer look.
A cloud storage expert tells us why this technology is safe and why the Amazon crashes don't mean we're not ready to move beyond physical storage centers.
Remember when you had to be a college student to get a Facebook account? Those standards were nothing compared to the requirements these sites' members must meet.
The winner of the conference that finds new and innovative digital ideas is Shaker, a Facebook app that turns your social experience into a night on the (virtual) town. Yes, really.
The number two wireless network in the country makes it official: Its LTE service will be available starting this weekend. But AT&T has its work cut out for it gaining traction on Verizon's 4G LTE network.
How does Google Flights stack up against its established airfare search competitors? We break it down for you by pitting Google Flights vs. Kayak vs. Bing Travel.
The f8 developers conference is just around the corner, where Facebook is likely to announce its music application. Here are the expected features as well as a few we'd like to see.