The man bun may be here to stay, according to Google search
According to Google's 2015 Beauty Trends Report, men are particularly interested in one controversial hairstyle -- the infamous man bun.
It looks like Verizon’s Droid Turbo 2 giveaway left several burnt contestants in its wake
Verizon's #WhyNotWednesday virtual scavenger hunt for a Droid Turbo 2 surely had its winners, but its losers were left burnt due to technical issues.
Add John Oliver to the list of people who have inspired angry Trump tweets
John Oliver is not interested in having Donald Trump on Last Week Tonight, nor has he invited him, says his show's Twitter account.
Instagram helps researchers monitor underage drinking
Instagram is now being used to monitor teenage drinking, with the hope of expanding its use to cover other teenage issues.
Snapchat’s updated terms of service and privacy policy creep users out
Snapchat has spooked some of its users by updating its terms of service and privacy policy. However, users probably don't have that much to worry about.
Facebook testing a Local Markets feature to rival Craigslist
If you've got something to sell, you can go to eBay, Craigslist, Amazon, Etsy — and now Facebook is working on something similar too.
You can now search YouTube videos with emoji at Emoji2Video search engine
A new search engine lets you use emoji to search for YouTube Videos.
Twitter data could aide physicians in providing less stressful MRI scans
Twitter data is used to determine ways to make the MRI experience less stressful and more pleasant for patients
Facebook’s Zuckerberg pledges to put an end to Candy Crush spam
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg vowed to significantly scale back unsolicited game messages exchanged between users on the social networking site.
Twitter Moments TV ad strikes out with viewers
Twitter launched a confusing television ad promoting Moments during the World Series.
Twitter plans to make money off 500 million logged-out visitors
Twitter's newest plan to increase revenue includes ad revenue from logged-out users and those without accounts.
Ford drivers can tweet while driving with new Sync AppLink social controls
Ford drivers can manage social media accounts with voice-activated controls through the Sync AppLink System.
In the future, social media and A.I. will keep us alive forever
A prediction that with advances in technology, we will be able to bring back dead family members based on their social media histories.
Visit a museum on your iPad with le déserteur
You don't have to get dressed to cultivate your sensibilities -- instead, just download le déserteur, and immerse yourself in culture on your iPad.
Twitch embraces the arts with Creative category, Bob Ross marathon
Twitch has expanded its gaming-focused streaming service, introducing a new "Creative" category featuring artists, musicians, and other creators.
Slate, Adobe’s visual storytelling app, now available on the Web
Slate is a new, easy-to-use iPad and Web-based storytelling app from Adobe designed to help users create visually stunning websites for presentations.
Richard Gere responds to ‘somewhat fictional’ Facebook post
Richard Gere responds to the Facebook hoax with the producer of his movie, Time Out of Mind.
NatGeo continues to dominate among social brands, beating NBA, People, Playboy
NatGeo continues to lead other popular brands on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram, according to reports.
Rocky Horror Picture show gets midnight streaming on HBO Now, tweets encouraged
HBO Now is hosting the first-ever midnight streaming of The Rocky Horror Picture Show in honor of the cult classic's 40th anniversary.
Game 1 of the World Series was all anyone talked about on Twitter
Game 1 of the 2015 World Series between the New York Mets and the Kansas City Royals accumulated 600,000 more tweets than any other show on TV last night.
What is the world blogging about? Find out in one infographic
The blogosphere may be contained to the Internet, but as it turns out, our online behavior is pretty indicative of what we do offline as well.
Put your Photoshop skills to work in Adobe’s #PsMystery Halloween game
Adobe's 2015 #PsMystery challenge needs your Photoshop skills to solve the mystery aboard an ill-fated spaceship.
Watch this incredible breakup story as told through dance
When words fail, just dance. Choreographer Talia Favia took created a routine that captures the heartache of a breakup
These are the most Instagrammed Halloween costumes
A new infographic has broken down the most-liked costumes on Instagram by state, by collecting costume information from the #Halloween tag.
#SmugVegetarians and bacon fans process their feelings over meat cancer warnings
Social media reactions from WHO's report that processed meat causes cancer.
Facebook cards to replace notifications and include reminders
Facebook updates notifications to cards in order to provide event reminders. The tab will send reminders of life events based your activities on Facebook.
Airbnb wants to book your entire trip in the future
Airbnb doesn't want to be your accommodation app, it wants to plan the entire trip for you in the future.
Prince joins Instagram, instantly proves he’s got a sense of humor
Famed pop singer Prince showed love to his oft-hated Internet over the weekend, joining Instragram and posting 88 photos in three days,
One-star Yelp review? It may be a sign of food poisoning
The ubiquity of Yelp can be instrumental in detecting illnesses early and also identifying potential patients who will need medical care down the line.
This picture about women in tech really is worth a thousand words
Rather than telling you again why there aren't enough women in tech and why there need to be more, here's an infographic from The Next Generation
Google's Crisis Info Hub provides refugees with much needed data and information
Google's Crisis Info Hub leverages their technical prowess to provide migrants with crucial data.
Snapchat makes you happier than Facebook and not because of sexting
A study has indicated that Snapchat users are happier on Snapchat than on other social media platforms such as Facebook.