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East Harlem Explosion Update: 16 Injured, 1 Dead, Possible Gas Leak
The explosion that took place this morning in Harlem in New York City may have been caused by a gas leak.
SXSW: Step Inside 'Game of Thrones' with the New Oculus Rift Virtual Reality
Virtual reality may be the way people interact and watch shows in the future. At SXSW this weekend, Oculus Rift allowed users to users to step inside a scene from HBO's hit series, "Game of Thrones."
Vine Bans Porn, But Not Nudity: Twitter Launches New Policy on Its App
Sorry, porn seekers. You're not going to get your fix on Vine anymore. Twitter has officially launched a "no porn" policy on its app, which allows users to post six-second videos on the sharing service.
Adobe Revel Photo App Arrives on Android with Enhanced Image Editing
Adobe has now made its Revel photo-app available to Android. The app, which allows users to edit photos with ease, brings some of Adobe's signature options to smartphones.
Oops! Twitter Resets User Passwords Accidentally
Oops! Twitter may have made a bit of a mistake when it comes to your security. The company accidentally sent out a number of password reset emails on Monday evening due to a system error.
PS4 vs. Xbox One: PlayStation Sales Hit Over 6 Million Worldwide
It looks like the PlayStation 4 may be coming out on top. The video game console has now sold more than six million units worldwide, following its launch in Japan at the end of February.
Kickstarter Breaks $1 Billion in Crowdfunding Pledges
Kickstarter is one of the most successful crowdfunding sources in existence and now, it's reached a new milestone. Today, Kickstarter reached its one billionth dollar pledged.
Apple vs. Android: New Platform Wins for Top Tablet
Which one wins: Android or Apple? It turns out that there's a new tipping point when it comes to the sale of tablets. The analysts at Gartner have revealed that Android topped the list for most popular platform for the first time.
What Google's Pichai Really Meant About Android Security and Malware
Android may be open, but it doesn't mean there's a lack of security, according to Google.
Sleek Moov Fitness Tracker is Your New Personal Coach (VIDEO)
It's time to get a Moov on. A former Apple engineer and two veterans of sensor research at Microsoft have created a wearable fitness tracker that seeks to put others to shame.
Motorola Next to Launch New Smartwatch This Year: Fashionable Tech
Companies are gearing up when it comes to creating smartwatches. Now, it looks like Motorola may be getting in on the game.
VW Recalls Nearly 600,000 Caddy Vans After Tailgate Flaw Discovered
The German carmaker, Volkswagon, has recalled nearly 600,000 Caddy vans after the company discovered a flaw with the vans' rear doors.
What's Up at the Mobile World Congress? WhatsApp and Facebook Announcement
The Mobile World Congress in Barcelona is still rolling out some new devices, but there are also some information coming out regarding WhatsApp
Your Apple iPhone May be at Risk: Update Now to Avoid Security Hackers
Is your iPhone at risk? It might just be if you haven't updated it recently. Is your iPhone at risk? It might just be if you haven't updated it recently.
Mobile World Congress 2014: New Smartphones, Tablets and Smartwatches Debut (VIDEO)
What smartphones and tablets should you watch out for in 2014? We've compiled a few of the new announcements that have been coming out of the Mobile World Congress.
Mobile World Congress 2014: Samsung Galaxy S5 Specs and Release Date
On Monday, Samsung unveiled its new Galaxy S5 at the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona. It's what smartphone fans have all been waiting for: the official new specs and release date for the new Galaxy. So what exactly is in store for consumers? That's a good question.
Mobile World Congress 2014: Watch the Samsung 'Unpacked' Event (LIVESTREAM)
Samsung is rolling out some new announcements at its Unpacked event--and it's all going to be broadcast live at the Mobile World Congress today. You can learn all about the new Galaxy S5 and other devices by watching the webcast below.
Mobile World Congress 2014: Samsung Galaxy S5 Debuts in Leaked Photos
The Mobile World Congress is a great place to show off some of the newest and best mobile devices of 2014. As the event continues, though, the Samsung Galaxy S5 may be taking the world by storm.
Fitbit Force Recall: Fitness Tracker Causes Skin Rash and Irritation
Fitbit Force, the sports' wristband that keeps track of your daily exercise, may be biting the dust. The Fitbit company is recalling the device after users have developed skin irritations due to prolonged use of the product.
Extreme Winter Weather to Blame for Natural Gas Plunge
Natural Gas has just dropped from its five-year high in New York--and the extreme U.S. winter may be to blame.
Netflix Movie Speeds Slow Over Internet Feud with Verizon
Your Netflix may just be slowing down--and a dispute between Verizon and Netflix may be to blame. Your Netflix may just be slowing down--and a dispute between Verizon and Netflix may be to blame.
Google Expands Ultra Fast Fiber Internet to 34 New Cities
Want faster Internet? You may be in luck. Google has set its sights on 34 cities for its Google Fiber Internet expansion.
Acer Liquid E3 and Z4 Android Smartphones Unveiled Before MWC (VIDEO)
Acer is releasing a new smartphone with a few new features that are sure to make you excited. Last year's Liquid E2 is being replaced by the Acer Liquid E3, an updated Android handset, and the Liquid Z4.
Google Tells Users Not to be a 'Glasshole' with New Glass Device
Are you planning on getting Google Glass? Then don't be creepy--at least according to Google. Are you planning on getting Google Glass? Then don't be creepy--at least according to Google.
Galaxy S5 Release Date: Rumors Reveal New Features for Smartphone and Smartwatch
Rumors about the Galaxy S5 and Samsung's Galaxy Gear smartwatch have been running rampant as the time nears for the Barcelona Mobile World Congress. Now, new information has emerged regarding the two devices, and could tell consumers what might be in store for them in the future.
Galaxy S5 Speces: Rumors Hint at Sharper Display and Other Features
Samsung's Galaxy S5 is off to a good start--and it hasn't even been released yet. Rumors have stated that the new smartphone will feature a bigger, sharper display in addition to a fingerprint sensor.
Google Snatches Up Sound Login Startup, SlickLogin, for Eaiser Security
Google is making a move when it comes to authentication technology. The company has bought the five-month-old security startup, SlickLogin, which specializes in sound-based authentication technology.
Kickstarter Hacked on Wednesday: CEO Encourages Password Change
Kickstarter, the online fundraising site, may have had a security breach. Kickstarter admits that hackers were able to get some of its customer data this past Wednesday, which means that changing your password for the site may not be such a bad idea.
Smartphones 2014: New Proposal May Require 'Kill Switch' Technology
A Minnesota senator has introduced a bill that would require cell phones to have "kill switch" technology, which would remotely wipe personal data and would render the phone inoperable to anyone but the owner.
Oil Pollution Causes Tuna Fish Heart Attacks: Deepwater Horizon Impact
Oil is big business, but it could also impact the fishing industry drastically. New findings reveal that the crude oil in the water could cause fish to have a heart attack.
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