Tech

Donald Trump’s cell phone use is not only a threat to our sanity daily, but it could also be a significant national security issue as well. 

Do you follow an annoying friend or family member who continually fills your Instagram timeline with nonsense? Well, Instagram is rolling out a new feature for you to help with that issue.

Super-fast wifi is coming to a city near you very soon thanks to Facebook and Qualcomm. 

Not a fan of Tidal, Spotify or Apple Music? YouTube might have the music streaming service for you. 

Some big names from the NBA, NFL, and MLS were on hand to witness the reveal of Call of Duty: Black Ops 4 and be the first to get hands-on with the game.

Microsoft announced their newest Halo game, and no it’s not coming to your XBOX One X or S consoles. 

Today (May 17), Treyarch unveiled what they are calling the most in-depth and most engaging Call of Duty experience ever with Black Ops 4.

Well, that was fast. GameStop in a statement announced the resignation of CEO Michael Mauler for personal reasons—and he’s only been on the job for a few months.

Nintendo announced back in September last year that their retro system, the NES Classic would return in 2018. At the time details were vague, but today (May 14) the iconic game company has revealed precisely when nostalgia gamers can get their hands on a system. 

There is some good news in the battle to restore Net Neutrality. A new discharge petition under the Congressional Review Act submitted by Senate Democrats has forced a full congressional vote that could bring back the resolution. 

It’s no secret, nobody liked Snapchat’s redesign promising an easier to use a version of the app. It would seem Snap Inc. is paying attention and is reverting back to what it made it famous in the first place.

Nintendo’s money-making machine, the Switch allows gamers to play in unique ways. Wanting to charge your system while in tabletop mode is an absolute hassle but the company announced a remedy for that issue.