After months of speculation, Facebook today finally took the wraps off of its own cryptocurrency. Named Libra, it will use a wallet called Calibra and already has partners from the financial world including Visa and MasterCard.

Check out this viral video showing a chimpanzee scrolling through Instagram on an iPhone like a boss.

Game of Thrones season 8 episode 1 torrent was downloaded a record 54 million times in one day. Here are the details.

In timing that can only have been used to try and bury horrendous news, Microsoft has confirmed that a hacker was able to gain access to Outlook.com accounts over a period of months. Three of them, to be exact.

Facebook has finally explained how it chooses the content which you see in your News Feed. Here’s what you need to know about it.

A new test proves exactly what we all assumed – AT&T iPhones with 5GE speeds are no faster than those that use Verizon or T-Mobile where the same network upgrades have taken place.

Dropbox has long been the premier online storage provider for many, and the company has taken a step to try and push users away from its free tier and into one that will generate some money. That move is to limit free Dropbox accounts to a total of three devices.

Adobe Shockwave will finally be discontinued on April 9th, bringing the end of an era. Here’s everything you need to know about this.

Forbes has released its latest list of the world’s richest people, and Kylie Jenner has taken over from Facebook’s Mark Zuckerberg as the youngest self-made billionaire. Jenner is 21, while Zuckerberg was 23 when he made the list. While Zuckerberg makes his money from tech, Jenner’s wealth comes from a successful cosmetic company.

We may not yet have 5G, and it’s still warming up as one of the next big battlegrounds in cellular data, but that isn’t going to stop US President Trump from suggesting that he wants to see the US moving to 6G technology “as soon as possible.”

Fans of emoji rejoice, for you now can look forward to 230 new emojis arriving at some point later this year. The new list comes after The Unicode Consortium finalized its list of new emojis, with the new characters set to expand how people are represented.

Facebook has today rolled out a new Facebook Messenger unsend feature that allows users to delete messages that they have sent, so long as they do it within ten minutes of them being dispatched.