Facebook App Now Describes Pictures For The Blind
Visually impaired and people who blind can now "see" pictures posted to Facebook. Well, sort of.
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Visually impaired and people who blind can now "see" pictures posted to Facebook. Well, sort of.
More than a month since a woman went on Facebook Live moments after she had been shot, police have made the first arrest in the case.
Facebook users will now be able to more than "like" posts.
You see the ads for cheap clothes all over Facebook from companies Rose Gal, She In, TB Dress and Nasty Dress.
It was the picture that sadly stared at hundreds of thousands of social media users.
Facebook is doing it again! The social networking giant is tweaking its algorithm to sift through and weed out posts users might not be as interested in at the top of their feeds.
Everyone in your Facebook feed is about to become a broadcaster.
Messaging service WhatsApp says it will drop its 99-cent subscription fee over the next several weeks.
This year's CES gadget show, like ones before it, showed off a mix of the dreamy and the practical in technology. Gadget prototypes promised us fully autonomous vehicles carrying commuters on the streets and in the sky, while gizmos went on sale that aimed to solve daily problems like restocking your fridge.
Facebook's making some of its users feel a lot older than they really are.
Pointing to issues such as the emergence of social media and efforts to build support for the judicial branch, the Florida Supreme Court on Monday released a multi-year plan to try to bolster communications about courts throughout the state.
A woman with ties to Florida has now been charged with animal cruelty after she posted a picture of her chocolate lab-mix with its mouth taped shut with duct tape on social media.
The state rested their case in the murder trial of the man dubbed the "Facebook killer."
Opening statements could get underway this week in the trial of the so-called Facebook killer.
Facebook has admitted its app may be draining your iPhone battery faster than usual but now there's a fix.
Five helpful tips to help you get started on creating your own travel blog
Former NFL tackle Jonathan Martin posted on Facebook that difficulties in the profession led him to attempt suicide multiple times, and he wanted to share his struggle with social isolation to help others.
What most Americans take for granted, Cubans are just now getting a taste of – the World Wide Web.
You may remember the story of Tilly Tooter, the elderly woman who survived 78 hours in her car after it careened off of I-595 and into a thicket of snake-infested mangroves.
Can't afford to send your kids to summer camp? Too hot to play camp games outside all day? Florida health officials have a solution.
Just because the driver next to you is on the phone—doesn't mean they are texting.
Twitter's recent stock slide got stock holders chirping – and a little birdie says the company's CEO is stepping down.
A man is in federal lock-up accused of having firearms, even though he's a convicted felon but it's what investigators said he planned to do with those weapons that may be shocking.
Today's younger generation has a reputation of being glued to the cellphones and tablets. It's where they chat with their friends, find out the latest hot spots in town and, believe it or not, keep up with the world. In their own way, of course.
A Florida man was arrested and is awaiting trial in the Middle East over a Facebook post about his job in the United Arab Emirates.
