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Facebook disabled the suspect's account within 23 minutes of receiving the first report about the murder video, but admitted that's not good enough.

Step aside, Pinterest. Google is bringing styling ideas to Image Search.

Snapchat in its February IPO filing revealed that 'on average, 158 million people' use its app every day. Instagram Stories just beat that.

The trip from Earth to the Kármán line takes just 11 minutes, with the whole flight lasting 40 minutes. If you need to go, Blue Origin demands you hold it.

It appears Google has stopped the fun (or aggravation) but for awhile, Google Home responded to a Burger King TV ad with Whopper facts.

The company pushes back on a Department of Labor report, and says it 'conducts rigorous, annual analyses' to make sure it adheres to equal pay practices.

Plan your next vacation without making it obvious to your boss that you're slacking off.

Over the next few days, you'll see a banner at the top of your News Feed offering 'tips for spotting false news;' just click 'Learn More' to educate yourself.

Instead of running a bus service at $270,000 a year, the town will subsidize Uber rides.

The $35 monthly service offers live TV streaming from 50 networks for $35 per month.

Just get a special barcode from Amazon, bring it into your local CVS or another participating store, show it to the cashier and add as much cash as you like to your Amazon Balance.

The News Integrity Initiative is aimed at 'helping people make informed judgments about the news they read and share online.'

Android eked out a win against Windows for global OS market share, according to StatCounter.

Uber's diversity problem is perhaps most apparent when looking at the makeup of its tech leadership team, which is 88.7 percent male, and entirely white or Asian.

Musk took to Twitter to show off the new car and share some tidbits about its evolution.

The blurry screen will be placed over content that has not violated Instagram's policies, but was reported by someone and confirmed to be 'sensitive' by a member of Instagram's review team.

The company expects to start rolling out the feature worldwide to its iOS and Android Maps apps soon.

Google is making good on a promise to more closely monitor advertisements that appear alongside YouTube videos and give brands more control over where their ads appear.

You either liked it or you didn't; no more internal debates over just how much or how little you enjoyed something.

Thanks to Google, anyone with a computer can explore the remote country of Vanuatu's jungles, black sand beaches and even peer inside an active volcano.

Google Hangouts will be split into Hangouts Meet and Chat, the latter of which is a lot like Slack.

The dating app is reportedly catering to the rich and famous with a new, members-only version of the service dubbed Select.

Researchers found that participants who visited social media services more than two hours a day had twice the odds for 'social isolation' compared to peers who spent less than half an hour.

The ride-hailing app previously argued that it didn't need the $150 permit since humans were present in its autonomous Volvo XC90 SUVs at all times.

Facebook is also making it easier to connect with crisis support organizations over Messenger.

Ford said it plans to have a fully autonomous vehicle ready for package delivery fleets in 2021.

'The torch at the FCC has been passed to a new generation,' Ajit Pai said.

News of the lawsuit follows allegations of sexism and sexual harassment at Uber.

Pocket will operate as a Mozilla subsidiary, alongside Firefox.

The funds will go to 10 organizations working to foster racial, social and criminal justice.