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YouTube barred One America News Network from posting new videos for a week, after the right-leaning media organization uploaded a fake cure for the coronavirus.

The Echo Frames cost $249.99 and will ship Dec. 10.

Tweets, meet Fleets. Twitter unveiled its own version on Tuesday of the ephemeral stories found on other platforms with Fleets, which are tweets that disappear after 24 hours and cannot receive likes, retweets or public replies. The only way another Twitter user can reply to a Fleet is privately via direct message. The feature makes it “...

Zoom is making sure Thanksgiving doesn’t get cut short for families who can’t be together on the holiday this year.

As the CEOs of Twitter and Facebook gave assurances of vigorous action against election disinformation, Republicans at a Senate hearing pounded the social media companies over political bias, business practices and market dominance

Although early adopters sometimes have to deal with glitches and bugs, gamers said they weren’t worried about that this time around.

It’s a concept straight out of a sci-fi film — music and sounds beamed straight into your head, no headphones required.

Apple on Tuesday introduced a series of new MacBooks powered by its own processor during the company’s third virtual event in as many months, called “One more thing.”

A hyperloop system has transported humans for the first time ever.

A police officer from Coral Springs is facing two weeks’ suspension without pay after a citizen complained about two TikTok videos in which the officer appeared to be making offensive suggestions about Mexicans. The incident began when several city officials were emailed regarding two public TikTok videos that Sergeant Gilbert Monzon of the C...

A major global cyber threat to election security was squashed by the FBI with the help of Silicon Valley social media companies.

Tesla recently received its largest order to date for its Semi electric truck, worth up to $100 million, even though the company has not yet started production on the truck, according to a report from Electrek.

With Election Day looming, Silicon Valley social media companies are desperate to avoid a repeat of the 2016 election when misinformation spread like wildfire.