John Guilfoil Public Relations ran a national survey and found the social media site isn't getting anywhere near the ...

When tech founders build products, they can’t always know what those tools will eventually become or how people will use them ...

Mobile app usage is on the decline in the Europe, despite smartphone traffic more than doubling between 2014 and 2016, according to Adobe Digital Insights. In Europe, app installs have fallen by five ...

Many Windows users experience a bizarre and highly menacing problem where a specific process named svchost.exe (netsvcs) starts requisitioning and using more and more RAM after the affected computer ...

Slack has gone down across the US, leaving users unable to communicate with colleagues in the middle of a workday. The company's status page shows issues hit at 10:27am ET and about 21 minutes ...

Twitter is a real-time microblogging platform, publicly launched in July 2006. At launch, its defining features were the tight limits placed on each post, known at a tweet. Originally, users could ...

Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe urged the Missouri General Assembly to pass a Senate bill that would restrict the use of cell phones in public and charter schools. Senate Bill 68 would aim to ...

Twitter users are only just discovering Elon Musk's 'sexy' new update to his Grok AI chatbot - and they have a lot to say about it. One of Elon Musk's many businesses includes artificial intelligence ...

OpenAI’s ChatGPT alone has grown to 400 million weekly active users. However, preliminary data suggests that the new model has indeed gotten people to download and try Grok. According to ...

Musk sent a similar message to Twitter's then-CEO before he bought the platform. Elon Musk is again using tactics that he has employed at his company X and trying to apply it to the federal ...

OpenAI is increasingly looking like a consumer company, telling CNBC that it now has 400 million weekly active users. Usage is still growing at a rapid pace as the AI developer behind the AI ...

South Lanarkshire Council has announced it will reduce its use of X, formerly Twitter, over concerns about “harmful and extreme” content. A motion was put forward to the full council by councillor ...