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BlackBerry Ltd. may be struggling to regain relevance in the global smartphone market, but its instant messaging is still a hit in Indonesia.

Google is trying to make art freaks out of computer geeks.

A German court fined Facebook $109,330 for failing to make changes to its terms regarding user content.

After years of litigation, Silicon Valley billionaire Vinod Khosla put a price on reopening a road on his property surfers used for decades: $30 million.

Microsoft’s HoloLens is taking the next big step toward putting the augmented reality headgear in consumer hands.

The founders of Flipkart Internet Pvt., India’s largest e-commerce company, are among the latest to enter the billionaires club, according to a recent report.

HTC raised eyebrows when it priced its Vive virtual-reality headset several hundred dollars above rival devices. But the company believes it has an edge.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is taking on Facebook employees who have crossed out the phrase "black lives matter" on the company’s walls and replaced it with "all lives matter."

Snapdeal.com employees held a protest Wednesday, fearful that they would lose their jobs after executives' moves to raise the bar on performance at a call center prompted some workers to quit.

Five reasons why Apple Inc. assembler Foxconn bought Sharp.

With investors funding startups that help consumers and health-care providers adapt to changes in the federal health-care law, Oscar Health Insurance closed a $400 million financing that values the medical insurer at $2.7 billion.

Google on Wednesday unveiled a new voice-dictation tool on its Google Docs app, the latest move by Silicon Valley to make keyboards obsolete.

Martin Casado , a co-founder of network virtualization platform Nicira Inc., is joining Andreessen Horowitz as a general partner to invest in enterprise software.

Google parent Alphabet Inc. is using dormant fiber-optic cables beneath San Francisco to expand its high-speed Internet service, signaling how the company may expand its Fiber service across the U.S.

A judge ordered Apple to help the Justice Department circumvent security measures on an iPhone that belonged to one of the San Bernardino attackers. The dispute raises questions about privacy, security and the role of encryption. Here's a guide to the key issues.

HP after the close of trading issues its first separate quarterly results since breaking away from the former Hewlett-Packard. Here is what you need to know.

People trust their fingers when using smartphones--for typing, sure, but also to unlock phones protected by fingerprint-recognition security measures. Some online banking transactions and mobile payments these days also rely on fingerprint recognition. Is that all as safe as it sounds?

Popular culture portrays innovators in the U.S. as young college dropouts. A more accurate description is older, well-educated immigrants, according to a new study.

The Boston Dynamics unit of Alphabet Inc. released a video showing a new version of its humanoid robot Atlas walking out of its offices, trudging through a snow-covered forest -- and withstanding abuse from its developers.

The largest U.S. bank by assets is expected to detail its technology spending strategy Tuesday throughout different presentations from Chief Executive James Dimon and his top lieutenants. Actions range from new spending on fintech to cutting costs on technology that keeps the bank running.