Call it Facebook for the famous. Facebook has unveiled a new standalone app called "Mentions," which is designed to help famous people manage their presences on the site.

When Israeli soldiers wrap up their three years of mandatory service, many go on to launch tech startups.

Giant photos are slowing the Web down. Google has a plan to make your pages load faster.

Jada, a Houston-area 16-year-old, was getting ready for finals week and looking forward to a summer hanging out with friends and finding a job.

On June 1, she went to a friend of a friend's house party. She recalls little of what went on that evening...

Facebook is looking for some new fans: It wants to help small business owners up their ecommerce game.

The social media giant announced Thursday that it's testing a new Buy button feature with "a few" small and medium-sized businesses across the count...

The battle over Netflix streaming speeds is still raging.

Level 3, a firm Netflix and others pay to deliver traffic to Internet service providers, joined the fray Thursday, accusing Verizon of refusing to upgrade its infrastructure to boost lagging s...

Amazon's long-rumored e-book subscription service is now a reality: "Kindle Unlimited."

The company announced the $9.99-per-month service on Friday and said that it would let users "freely read as much as they want from over 600,000 Kindle books."

Former Panamanian dictator Manuel Noriega has a message for the publishers of a popular video game that features a mission to capture him: You owe me money.

Forget the new black. This is the real black. A British nanotech company has created what it says is the world's darkest material.

NFL Sunday Ticket is coming to smartphones.