Rawiya Kameir

More details have emerged about the NSA's shady surveillance program and they're increasingly alarming.

A new Russian law is stoking fears about state censorship and surveillance.

Sheryl Sandberg gave a muted apology about uproar over its recently published psychological study.

In a recently published paper, Facebook revealed that it manipulated the posts some 689,000 users to see if it could affect their moods.

California just passed a bill making Bitcoin and other non-dollar currencies legal.

Astronaut Reid Wiseman posted another beautiful Vine of the earth from his vantage point at the International Space Station.

A new service will scan users' social media history to make them more appealing to prospective employers.

A new rumor suggests Kobe Bryant and other pro athletes are helping Apple test its forthcoming smartwatch.

Samsung will reportedly announce a smartwatch running Google's Android Wear OS during Google's I/O developer conference next week.

In a deal worth $555 million, Google's Nest just bought home security company Dropcam.

A new report suggests that the World Cup, which kicked off earlier this week and will last through mid-July, is most popular on Japanese Twitter.

Yongche, China's Uber equivalent, is preparing to join competitors like Lyft and Hailo by launching in New York City and San Francisco.

Priceline is forking over $2.6 billion in cash to buy restaurant booking service OpenTable.

Canadian police intercepted BBM messages to basically shut down two crime mobs.

New data suggests Google Chrome is a more popular web browser than Microsoft's Internet Explorer.

Some tech giants are taking on measures that will help make it more difficult for the NSA to continue spying illegally.

A new round of funding suggests Uber is now thought to be worth an unbelievable $17 billion.

A new report suggests that, like Apple, Google may be preparing to take over a streaming app of its own.