In James Cameron's movie Avatar, the plants on alien world Pandora glow like some underwater paradise. Now researchers have found a way to do that for real.
ICANN is voting against the controversial handover of the .org domain to Ethos Capital, saying it would create "unacceptable uncertainty" for the registry.
Despite U.S. Apple stores being closed since mid-March, Apple reported $58.3 billion in revenue in the second quarter of 2020 -- a 1% increase from last year.
A researcher has found that dozens of companies have accidentally been leaking millions of user emails to the likes of Google, Snapchat, Facebook. and others.
Reddit is making chatting with strangers on the internet hip again with Start Chatting, a button that generates a random small group chat room with strangers.
Google's video conferencing tool, Meet, is going free to take on Zoom. Anybody with a Gmail account will be able to use it to talk to up to 100 participants.
Google searches for information about the coronavirus have exploded, with search volume at its peak four times higher than what it was for the Super Bowl.
In 15 years on the internet, YouTube has had a massive influence on culture, politics, music, and countless other facets of life. Where does it go from here?
Do you feel like coronavirus-induced lockdown has changed your perception of time? You're not alone. Here are the reasons it's affecting you like it is.
Here's how to easily create eye-catching YouTube thumbnails to get more views, gain new subscribers, and engage a wider audience to help grow your channel.
Data from surveys run on Facebook and Google could be used to track and even predict the spread of coronavirus, according to researchers at Carnegie Mellon.
Instagram co-founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger have now reunited to launch a website for tracking the spread of coronavirus, officially called COVID-19.
Searching Google for terms related to the coronavirus pandemic, officially called COVID-19, will now return information about local testing centers in the U.S.
Cybercriminals are wasting little time in exploiting the coronavirus chaos, with Google every day blocking 18 million scam emails related to the virus.
Is it your first GoToMeeting call? Here's what you need to know to make your first GoToMeeting videoconference go well. Keep these tips and tricks in mind.
Skype a Scientists is a free service that connects teachers and families with experts in every scientific field, from astronomy to zoology, via a virtual call.
Planning on having your next meeting using GoToMeeting's conferencing service? Here's how to get started with setting up and attending meetings on GoToMeeting.
Johns Hopkins University's new tracker shows county data for confirmed cases, recorded deaths, testing rate, fatality rate, hospital capacity, and more.
Working from home is far less secure than companies think it is, especially when few companies had plans in place to move their workforces online, experts say.
New customers signing up for grocery deliveries from Amazon through Amazon Fresh and Amazon Prime Now services will be placed on a wait list, starting today.
Google Search and Maps are now highlighting virtual consultations as the COVID-19 pandemic prompts some medical facilities to discourage personal visits.
E-filing your taxes saves time and money, especially if you do it early. We've gathered our favorite tax preparation software to file federal and state returns.
Instagram now allows you to read and send direct messages from your desktop. The much-requested feature had been in testing since January for select users.
If you've had to swap your regular office for a home office, you might be missing the place. In that case, try out this ingenious office-noise generator.
We've compiled the best free online courses you can take right now, depending on your interests, so you can come out of quarantine having learned something new.
Emojis might seem frivolous, but a psychologist from the U.K.'s University of Chichester says there is a good reason for using them in work emails right now.
Google Chrome now lets you group tabs and color-code them so that they're easier to find. The new update also brings new tablet gestures for Chromebooks.