Twitter's algorithmic timeline is here to stay, here's how to turn it off
Twitter may have enabled its new algorithmic timeline by default, but that doesn't mean it can't be turned off. Here's how.
Now you can share your favorite audiobook moments with Audible's Clips feature
Audible is going social with 'Clips,' a feature that allows your to share sections of your favorite audiobooks online or with your friends.
Sensoria and MyZone announce chest-monitoring fitness garments
Sensoria and MyZone have announced a partnership that will see a new line of smart garments, which will work with the MyZone fitness coaching app.
Donald Trump decided to boycott Apple, then decided not to
If Twitter is to be believed, Donald Trump seems to have forgotten entirely about his Apple boycott.
This startup builds robo-houses that read your behavior and anticipate your needs
A company called Brain of Things wants to completely automate your home, from the lights, to the appliances, to the window blinds.
Nest can now use your phone to tell whether you’re home or not
The Nest smart thermostat has received an update that will essentially allow it to tell whether or not the user is home, adjusting accordingly.
Facebook Lite reaches 100 million users, now its fastest-growing app
Facebook says its stripped-down app, Facebook Lite, has reached a hefty 100 million users, making it the company's fastest-growing app.
Yik Yak isn’t so anonymous anymore: Now you need a user name
Yik Yak is known as the anonymous social media network, however users will now need to create user names, or handles.
Snapchat gives baseball fans an inside look at the dugout and bullpens
Snapchat and MLB have announced an expansion of their deal, in which players will contribute to Live Stories and use SnapBat selfie sticks.