FFXIV 's new patch kickstarts a new adventure after a climactic battle--and reminds us not all fantasy has to be about dire stakes and saving the world.
Here's how to enable gesture-based mouse controls in your web browser—and why you'll want to.
Whatsapp will now allow large group chats for specific topics or communities like an apartment building or a school.
Meta has called Apple's App Store fees exorbitant but announced this week it would take a 47.5% cut of sales in its own metaverse.
The hardest part about using Arteater is getting your home printer to work.
The company says it’s adding a thumbs down to its comment section to let its users "feel more in control."
Hard to find and lacking a lot of features, this app has potential but needs work.
Take advantage of these little-known features to get around a little easier.
The initial roll-out of VR buying and selling is limited to the Horizon Worlds app. Fees to Oculus and Meta mean creators will lose almost half of their sales.
The data privacy company has officially released a desktop version of its secure web browser for Mac users.
The suit claims Meta and Snap “knowingly and purposely” created defective services that harm teen mental health.
U.S. advertisers have a growing appetite for the short-form video app and will likely spend more than $6 billion there, a new analysis predicted.
The streaming giant is using the new rating system to help you figure out what to watch... and gather more data on you.
A new report shows that an Israeli spyware firm's malware was used against top European officials last year.
The company confirmed the long-awaited feature before backtracking and clarifying this update only applies to YouTube TV.
Ukrainian Facebook users are facing myriad online threats right now, from networks of a fake journalists to false reports of abuse to outright hacks.
Spotify wants to be your default podcast player... but is it worth the switch?
Two previous attempts were abandoned amid threats of regulation.
Researchers discovered a rash of Android apps with tens of millions of downloads implanted with a defense contractor's data-stealing code. Google banned them.
The online platform is removing ads or content that claim climate change doesn’t exist.
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