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Google takes on Apple with a swarm of new hardware products: The week in tech news — Technically Speaking
The Google event earlier this week unveiled a new phone, smart display, and tablet-laptop device. Meanwhile, Facebook announces their first piece of hardware: smart speakers.
Facebook's Portal is coming at a very odd time — Technically Speaking
Facebook just released its first pair of smart speakers, the $199 Portal and $349 Portal+, but the company's recent security breach has many skeptical to invite the social network company into their home.
The saga of the barefoot runner, a local Facebook group, and some acorns
Then he reported the Facebook group to the city government for 'cyberbullying' him.
By Morgan Sung
Portal and Portal+ speakers give Facebook a permanent place in your home
Facebook's smart speakers are here, and their cameras can follow you around.
By Karissa Bell
Apple confirms a limited Supermicro malware attack
China has infiltrated US companies.
By Rachel Kraus
Facebook employees revolt after executive appears at Kavanaugh hearing
They are not pleased.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook looks to fight political echo chambers with new patent
Facebook has a plan to fight filter bubbles.
By Karissa Bell
The online seed-swapping communities bringing the internet back to nature
Online seed swapping communities will bring you back to nature.
Facebook's data breach and what it means for you — Technically Speaking
Mark Zuckerberg and the crew at Facebook cannot catch a break.
Musk steps down, Facebook is hacked, retro consoles return: The week in tech news — Technically Speaking
Elon Musk steps down as Tesla chairman, Facebook announces a data breach, and Sony reveals a new miniature version of the PlayStation.
Instagram is down, your cute cat photo will have to wait
The social network is experience a worldwide outage.
Facebook says there's no evidence ‘so far’ that hackers accessed third-party apps
Third-party apps are safe. For now.
By Karissa Bell
Facebook's former News Feed chief will take over Instagram
Instagram's new leader is a Facebook insider.
By Karissa Bell
The power of building grassroots communities and support groups
"Today with Facebook groups, if anyone wants to make a difference, there's no excuse anymore"
By Ray White
Facebook already hit with a lawsuit tied to the latest data breach
The lawsuit alleges that Facebook has been both negligent and deceitful in its handling of user data, particularly since the Cambridge Analytica scandal in March.
Your Instagram account may have been compromised by hackers, too
Potentially up to 90 million Facebook users had their accounts accessed by hackers. Some Instagram accounts might have been accessed as well.
By Jack Morse
Facebook briefly blocked breaking news stories about its security breach — and that’s a problem
When a Facebook breach happens, you should be able to share that news on Facebook.
By Matt Binder
Some basic steps to protect your Facebook account after hack hits 50 million users
Hackers could use the affected Facebook accounts as if they were their own.
By Jack Morse
Hacker backpedals on his brazen threat to delete Mark Zuckerberg’s Facebook account
Taiwanese hacker Chang Chi-yuan has backtracked on his livestream deletion of Zuckerberg's Facebook profile, but he claims the exploit is real.
By Matt Binder
Facebook: 50 million accounts 'directly affected' by hack
The company doesn't know who was behind the hack.
By Jack Morse
Sheryl Sandberg shares why she embraces embarrassment at work
Get comfortable with embarrassment.
Facebook continues to go after YouTube with new video ad options
These new Facebook video ad options sound a lot like YouTube's ...
By Matt Binder
Facebook allows advertisers to target you based on your shadow profile
Another reason why your targeted ads are so accurate.
By Johnny Lieu
The Oculus Quest hits the VR sweet spot
Finally, a wireless VR experience we can get excited about.
By Karissa Bell
