Tagger Turned Netflix HQ Sign Into 'Netflix And Chill'
A tagger turned the sign outside the Los Gatos-based Netflix headquarters into a now-familiar phrase.
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A tagger turned the sign outside the Los Gatos-based Netflix headquarters into a now-familiar phrase.
If you're starting to notice more ads on Instagram, it's all part of Facebook's plan.
Many California voters broke the law Tuesday without even knowing it – by snapping selfies of their ballots.
You may be surprised to know your iPhone has a hidden feature that is likely tracking your every move.
Teenagers spend nearly nine hours a day absorbing media and despite all the new options, music and television remain the favorites.
A solar storm is slamming into Earth with the possibility of extending bright auroras into the northern United States.
In a move to try to attract new users, Twitter replaced its "favorites" star button with a "like" heart button on Tuesday ... and users across the Twitterverse erupted with an torrent of dislike.
Twitter is getting rid of the term "favorites" in favor of "likes" while dropping the star associated with the "favorite" button for a heart, which is used by Facebook-owned Instagram.
The company behind the hugely successful "Call of Duty" has struck a deal to buy the makers of the highly addictive gaming app...
Mayor Ed Lee is expected to win re-election Tuesday even as the San Francisco ballot reflects deep concern over the tech-driven development he's championed in his five years in office.
Google is putting a different twist on the concept of "automated reply" with a new program that can write artificially intelligent responses to your email.
Google founder Larry Page is hoping his newly created company called Alphabet becomes synonymous with innovation.
The campaign to put California among the states where marijuana can be sold to and legally used by adults for recreation is moving forward with the filing of ballot language backed by Napster co-founder Sean Parker.
Volkswagen cheated a second time on emissions tests, programming about 10,000 cars with larger diesel engines to emit fewer pollutants during tests than in real-world driving.
Hewlett-Packard officially split into two companies Monday - HP Inc. (HPQ) which will sell personal computers and printers, and Hewlett-Packard Enterprise (HPE) which will focus on business computer systems and services.
