From podcasts and recipes to global scavenger hunts and quirky roadside attractions, these iPhone and Android apps can help you kickstart summer.
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From podcasts and recipes to global scavenger hunts and quirky roadside attractions, these iPhone and Android apps can help you kickstart summer.
A report says Snapchat employees use internal tools to access user data including locations, email addresses and saved photos.
The best part of Memorial Day weekend is all the sales you can shop (and the barbecues, of course).
It's Memorial Day weekend! Here are the best deals you can get right now.
The feature lets you order using leading delivery services like DoorDash, Postmates, Delivery.com, Slice, and ChowNow, and more are on the way.
They say “a watched pot never boils,” but you're not going to want to miss seeing water boil in one big bubble in microgravity.
Columnist Marc Saltzman suggests some mobile games you can use to pass the time at home or on a trip this Memorial Day holiday weekend.
Vacuuming becomes a little more fun with a cordless vacuum, and this one is on sale.
Starting a company? Whether it's a small business or a venture-backed startup, these credit cards can help your enterprise's bottom line.
Starting a company? Whether it's a small business or a venture-backed startup, these credit cards can help your enterprise's bottom line.
Need help paying off your student debt?Burger King can help. The burger company has a student loan repayment program that's active through June.
The FDA strongly supports the food industry's efforts to standardize date labeling.
Asteroid 1999 KW4 has been called "oddly shaped," "potentially hazardous" and "massive." It will pass by Earth this weekend, NASA says.
Saying "we have a responsibility to keep people safe on Facebook," Mark Zuckerberg gave a status update on how social network is keeping users safe.
Consumer Reports' review is in and it doesn't look good for Tesla owners hoping for a hands-off driving experience. Buzz60's Tony Spitz has the details.
The Echo Wall Clock is Amazon's best-kept secret, and now this smart clock is finally back in stock and discounted for the first time.
Saying "we have a responsibility to keep people safe on Facebook," Mark Zuckerberg gave a status update on how social network is keeping users safe.
Scientists think they may have just come across the last traces of the long-lost polar ice caps on Mars.
Summer is just around the corners and USA TODAY's Jefferson Graham gives his six essential tech gadgets you should not leave home without.
Mobile payment is coming to NYC subways on May 31. What do subway riders think?
Extra power for your phone, e-readers and a cool video accessory for your driving shots.
More outlets, extra battery, noise canceling headphones, a power strip with USB, phone holders, e-books & GoPro camera accessory for car top our list.
The federal government predicts a near-normal hurricane season for the Atlantic Basin, with 4 to 8 hurricanes expected to form.
A University of Arizona team created the most detailed analysis of sand movement on Mars with NASA Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter data, finding it's out of this world.
New York City will let riders “tap and pay” with a “contactless” credit card from Mastercard and Visa, and certain mobile devices to ride the subway.
Asteroid 1999 KW4 and its companion moon will approach Earth at a whopping 48,000 mph.
Whether you're planning a short drive this Memorial Day weekend or taking a road trip later this summer, let this planner be your guide.
New York City will let riders “tap and pay” with a “contactless” credit card from Mastercard and Visa, and certain mobile devices to ride the subway.
People willing to switch to a T-Mobile plan called Magenta can have T-Mobile match or beat corporate, senior, military or other rival discounts
Amazon might be working on a wearable that can track how you're feeling. It's reportedly an Alexa-powered device. It's unclear how far along it is.
Dolby's high-end audio is popular with movies and TV shows. The company looks to bring it to streaming and re-imagine classic and new recordings.
Apple will host its Worldwide Developers Conference, where it typically shares the first details of the next iOS update, on June 3 in San Jose.
Do it wrong, and cord-cutters might end up paying more than traditional cable, which is exactly what streaming companies don't want you to realize.
Ice T tweeted he almost shot an Amazon driver who was "creeping up to my crib" to complete a delivery because the driver had no signifiers who he was.
Facial recognition is spreading to where you live, work, shop and travel. What happens to the data? Would you trade privacy for safety?