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Another music streaming service is singing a familiar tune: it's time to find a buyer.

Pro tip: Amazon will not be held liable for any zombie incidents that may occur while using its products.

The Facebook CEO distanced himself and the company from the comments, which included sympathetic references to colonialism.

The social media network, in a flurry of sudden changes, delivers deeply disappointing numbers.

Twitter's new timeline view is now live, but not for everyone. Here's how to find it.

Konichiwa beep boop.

Rendezwho matches you with a stranger. Forever.

The LG G5 will have an "always on" screen, it appears.

Desperate times call for desperate measures.

Viacom, the home of MTV, is trying to jump into the 21st century by working with Snapchat, where millennials live.

Yay, free gigabytes!

This VR app wants to help athletes avoid the risks associated with ignoring concussions.

The panel of organizations and experts will help the company develop tools and policies to get rid of abuse, bullying and harassment on the platform.

Kickstarter has reached a big milestone: 100,000 projects were successfully funded through the crowdfunding platform.

B is for bonus.

Naw, it couldn't be 'that.' Could it?

Mark Zuckerberg delivers a message that all of China can appreciate.

The rumors of a Google VR headset appear to be true.

CEO Jack Dorsey feels your pain, Twitter. But that doesn't mean changes aren't on the way.

Look into the heart of Taiwan's earthquake disaster via virtual reality.

If this activist investor is to be believed, there's nothing to worry about.

Has Chiptole hit guac bottom? And why is Google suddenly worth more than Apple despite making way less money? We try to make sense of it all on this week's Biz Please.

Google wants to put its powerful targeted advertising system to use in the fight against terrorism.

Tesla already has updated version of Powerwall home battery in the works.

This could come to be known as the Digital Stockade.