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A closed network of verified commenters will rate the authenticity of the web pages they visit.

You'll still be able to buy the VR headset at Best Buy, but many stores will no longer offer demos.

Push it to donate $5 to the ACLU.

Currently available in Ireland, Stories lets people update their friends on their activities throughout the day.

The move aligns it more closely with the Google Play store.

The company wants to build a supercar's supercar, but it apparently is unable to pay its bills for lavish expenditures.

Snapchat's Discover section is often full of gossip and clickbait.

The FTC settlement is the latest in a string of enforcement actions against the ride-hailing startup.

The chip manufacturer's exclusive agreement with the iPhone maker unfairly locked out competitors, the FTC said.

The program ended in early 2016 to focus on Internet delivery via balloons instead.

Mayer, the CEO, was expected to remain with the company after its sale to Verizon closes.

In Denver, Silver Spring Networks is demonstrating how a smart street light network can improve cities.

Amazon's voice assistant may provide clues in an Arkansas case in which a man was found dead in a hot tub.

The company's first research paper is a sign that it wants to shape the future of AI.

Guess what, Sen. Stevens? The Internet really is a series of tubes.

A fleet will soon roam the streets of greater Detroit.

They would rather resign than be forced to work on such a project.

The Facebook-owned app is further encroaching on Snapchat's territory.

The 3.5mm port's slow death marches on.

It is ramping up investments in wind and solar power for its data centers.

Launching this week, DirecTV Now is poised to be a catch-all solution for TV aficionados who have yet to cut their cord.

But he acknowledges the fight to ensure people's privacy from government snooping won't get any easier under Trump.

Following the announcement of Vine's shuttering, Giphy wants to enable Vines to live on as GIFs.

Future posts might not be removed even if they violate Facebook's guidelines, as long as they are considered newsworthy.

USB-C and Thunderbolt 3 would be the sole connecters on the Pro refresh, according to a Japanese blog.

Look for new Pixel smartphones, connected home products, a 4K Chromecast and more.

A highly modified Beetle LSR reached 205mph.

Posting latergrams just got a lot easier.

A standards document offers guidelines on robot-human relationships and more.

The search engine's algorithms accidentally blurred a cow's face in the name of privacy.