Vlad Dudau

Twitter has stated a number of times now that it wants to clamp down on trolls and those who abuse other users on the social network

Facebook is working on developing virtual reality apps for its platform, Oculus. The apps are reportedly centered on new ways of sharing

YouTube videos on the web now default to using the HTML5 player which should mean better performance, stability, battery life and even security for users.

A Turkish court has ordered Facebook to take down a number of pages that were deemed to be insulting the prophet Mohammad.

After it skipped a generation, Samsung is expected to once again become the main supplier of chips for Apple’s upcoming smartphones. According to a report from South Korea’s Maeli Business Newspaper, Apple will purchase the bulk of its upcoming processors from its biggest rival.

One of the new pieces of hardware unveiled by Microsoft at its Windows 10 event on Wednesday was its Surface Hub, a TV workspace with pen input. And while the company has already started promoting its functionalities, we’re just starting to learn what the device features under the hood.

A few days ago HTC sent out the official press invites for an event it has planned for March. The company is expected to unveil the long-rumored HTC M9, also known as Hima, and a few details about the device’s specs have now been apparently confirmed.

Twitter is in the middle of some major changes to its platform. Just yesterday we reported on one big feature that’s currently rolling out to many users, but it looks like the social network is far from done and a new major addition has just surfaced.

Twitter is in the middle of adding a number of new features and making some major changes to its platform in an effort to boost monetization and supposedly make users’ lives easier.

Are you a fresh graduate and thinking of starting your own technology company in the UK? If so the country’s spy agency, GCHQ, might have a great job for you in the near future. That’s because the government is considering a new program that see promising tech graduates being employed by the GCHQ, the UK’s version of the NSA. This wouldn’t be for those looking to take on jobs in the spying field for life, but rather for a much more general public.