Tony Stark could be the voice of Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg’s digital assistant. Robert Downey Jr is offering to voice the AI on one condition.
The Facebook ban at your office could soon be lifted if the social network has its way. Reports claim Facebook is prepping the launch of its "At Work" tool.
Instagram Stories is establishing itself as a viable alternative to Snapchat, hitting 100 million daily views a mere two months since it was introduced.
LinkedIn has made it possible to look for a new job without anyone else (including your nosy boss) catching on, thanks to its "Open Candidates" feature.
Twitter is launching a new Periscope integration option that lets you provide a link to your profile on the live-streaming service on your Twitter page.
Pinterest is fueling talk over a possible IPO after appointing its first chief financial officer. Former Twitter VP Todd Morgenfeld has nabbed the role.
Facebook is stopping the rollout of Marketplace in order to stamp out illegal listings that made it on to the e-commerce service due to a technical error.
WhatsApp is the latest Facebook-owned app to emulate Snapchat courtesy of its camera update, which lets you draw, add text and emojis to images and videos.
Just months after Microsoft Corporation’s $26 billion LinkedIn takeover, Salseforce is insisting that U.S. and EU regulators investigate the acquisition.
Houseparty is the latest app from the creators of Meerkat. A video chat network aimed at teens and millennials, Houseparty already boasts 1 million users.
Tech giants including IBM, Facebook, Microsoft, and more are teaming up to form a new organization dedicated to advancing the public’s understanding of AI.
Tinder is testing a new feature that is all about getting you more matches by ensuring your profile is the first other people see when they open the app.
The official Twitter Government account (@Gov) can now help you get registered to vote online, and provide you with additional location-based voting info.
CBS News’ streaming service CBSN is joining forces with Instagram to feature the app’s Stories within its live coverage of the presidential debates.
Snapchat has finally revealed its first hardware product. “Spectacles” are a pair of video-recording sunglasses that are due to be released this fall.
Facebook has revealed it overestimated the average viewing times for videos on its site for two years. The error could impact video ads on the platform.
LinkedIn is overhauling its flagship social network, with the addition of new features such as bots, and trending news, in an effort to boost engagement.