Internet Technology

What is Web3 and what does it have to do with blockchain, NFTs and cryptocurrency? And is Web3 the same as Web3.0?

ByAdrian Ma

It's raining and your internet went down. Again. Are the two connected?

ByTalon Homer

Email clients like Outlook and Gmail have a handy recall message feature that allows you to delete or edit emails after you've sent them. We'll tell you how to use them.

ByTalon Homer

Most of us use the CC function in our email accounts all the time, but do you know what CC actually means and how it works?

ByLaurie L. Dove

As Twitter melts down and long-standing issues with social media platforms boil over, many people are flocking to the new "fediverse" of Mastodon. But how will it be different?

ByBrian C. Keegan

Typos and misspelled words run rampant on Twitter. But that could all soon change because, finally — FINALLY — Twitter is testing an edit button.

ByKristen Hall-Geisler

There's a lot of bad news on the internet and social media. And maybe you can't stop looking at it. Why is that and what can you do about it?

ByJennifer Walker-Journey

Will Elon Musk's plans for Twitter make its misinformation problems worse, or will he implement real changes on the platform that will be for the better?

ByAnjana Susarla

While creating online accounts, you're often given the option to sign up via your preexisting social media. But should you be worried about doing this?

ByTalon Homer

这是政府的一个不祥的趋势的一部分ernments taking control of internet access and content to assert authoritarian control over what citizens see and hear, as well as their ability to organize through social media.

ByMargaret Hu

It's time to get out your art supplies and your creative juices flowing, kids. Google wants to turn your original artwork into a Google Doodle!

ByKristen Hall-Geisler

Want to change your name on Facebook? It's easy to do in just a few simple steps.

ByJeremy Glass

A dropped or stalled WiFi connection that occurs repeatedly can really mess up your day. If this keeps happening to you, read on for some explanations and solutions.

ByAlia Hoyt

"Metaverse" may be a term you're unfamiliar with, but the blend of real and virtual worlds is something we may all have to get used to.

ByNick Kelly

The perfect email deserves the perfect ending. But what is the right way to close an email? Well, that depends on who will be reading it.

ByFrancisco Guzman

Dark mode makes Googling at bedtime easier on the eyes, among other things. Here's how to enable it on all your devices.

ByJesslyn Shields

In order to understand, and fix, your glitchy home WiFi, it's helpful to know what makes it work. So what's the difference between your modem and your router?

ByJesslyn Shields

Facebook dark mode changes your screen to a black background with white lettering, which your eyes will thank you for and your battery won't hate either.

ByJesslyn Shields

It's easy to take online comments out of context. Is it serious, or is it satire? That's where Poe's law (and a winking smiling emoji) comes into play.

ByKristen Hall-Geisler

Google is home to a ton of super fun hidden Easter eggs you can check out right from your browser. Go ahead, try a couple. You won't be disappointed.

ByBrittany Vincent

Deleting a Gmail account is pretty easy. The hard part is making the decision and deciding what data to download.

ByJeremy Glass

Getting bored of your Twitter handle? You can change it in just a few quick steps.

ByCherise Threewitt

Are there legitimate reasons to seek out the dark web? Sure. We explain what's on the dark web, how to access it and why you'll want to proceed with a healthy dose of caution.

ByCherise Threewitt

Whether you want to break up with Facebook for good — or just take a breather — we've got step-by-step instructions so you can do either.

ByNathan Chandler

Though many text messenger apps are available for download, most Americans still prefer to send a text message via their mobile carrier. Why is that?

ByNathan Chandler