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CRIME May 13, 2016

Tinder warns users to stay 'vigilant' after reported kidnapping

Tinder says "people with bad intentions exist everywhere" and the online dating app is reminding users to be vigilant about safety amid allegations that a Kansas man held a woman he met on Tinder against her will and beat her.

Apps May 12, 2016

Case shines spotlight on translation, tech in policing

A U.S. court of appeals in Chicago has upheld the conviction and sentencing of a man in a case that involves a traffic stop, counterfeit credit cards, iPads, a dispute about translations, and an app on a police officer’s smartphone.

Streaming May 12, 2016

French teen live-streams her suicide on Periscope

The suicide of a teenager in France that was allegedly live-streamed via the popular app Periscope this week has again shone a spotlight on the harsh realities of real-time video technologies.

Apps May 11, 2016

Instagram reinvents itself with clean new design and icon in latest update

After more than five years, Instagram is unveiling a new identity and app design. Usability remains the same, but the app now features a simple black-and-white scheme that acts as a blank canvas to color photos.

Apps May 6, 2016

The Rock's alarm app kicked my butt out of bed

Waking up early can be tough, but this morning I learned there's no better ally in the fight to get out of bed than Dwayne "The Rock" Johnson, or at least his new app.

iPhone May 3, 2016

Not Sure Why Your Newborn Is Crying? There's an App for That (Or a Few).

Parenting is hard. Leave it to an algorithm.

Entrepreneurship May 3, 2016

4 Reasons to Work Out With Your Employees

AppSumo founder Noah Kagan is pumped about breaking a sweat with his startup team. He says it builds a lot more than muscle.

Security May 3, 2016

4 Types of Mobile Monsters and What We Can Learn From Their Horror Stories

System bugs wreaked havoc on mobile devices in 2015, but they could have been prevented.

Administration May 3, 2016

More schools roll out 'panic button' smartphone apps for emergencies

More schools across the country are rolling out smartphone applications that act as "panic buttons" for shootings or other emergencies. 

Entrepreneurship May 3, 2016

Make a New Year's Resolution to Double Check Technology Decisions, Even If You're Kylie Jenner

Avoid an app crash like the one that recently befell the Kylie Jenner makeup tutorial. Here are five web development mistakes startups can't afford to keep making in 2016.

Entrepreneurship May 3, 2016

Only 1 of the 6 Best Apps for Black Car Services Is Uber

There is a lively competition in livery services, much to the benefit of busy customers in a hurry.