J. Duaine Hahn

Eye-tracking technology is a powerful tool for advertisers.

North Korea—who's been quiet recently—is trying to get some attention back by threatening to launch a nuclear bomb at the White House.

A Vine user has been making videos of the store clerks that follow him around to make sure he's not stealing.

Edward Snowden told The Guardian that young NSA workers will pass around photos of attractive women they stumble upon.

CollegeHumor is here to educate you about net neutrality.

After firing one of their co-founders, the company is looking to get a new start.

"WiFi" is a short film about how the Internet affects us and how much we rely on it. But what happens when it's gone?

Satya Nadella just sent out a very long memo to Microsoft employees with his vision of the future.

Steve Wozniak opened up about how some people at Apple felt about Steve Jobs.

Avast Software has discovered that even after wiping a smartphone factory clean, thousands of files may still be recovered.

A new video from the comedy duo Tripp and Tyler covers many of the selfie trends that haven't slowed down.

Kanye West recently performed in London at the Wireless Festival. Here's some GoPro footage of it.

Here are your top apps from the last six months of 2014.

College Humor's latest video breaks down selfie uploads.

A new report says that the NSA tracks Internet users who visit websites for Tor and Tails to keep their information private.

This is subtly hilarious.

We should have thought of this.

Lilly Allen is fighting back against trolls and bloggers with her new music video.