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Perhaps the biggest myth of the internet is that it is free and open.

Residents of Parkmerced in San Francisco receive $100 towards their transport costs, providing they go car-less.

Where to watch the Google IO 2016 keynote live video stream.

Social media companies taken to court for allowing hateful content to remain on their platforms.

Here is everything we expect from Google's IO 2016 developer conference on 18 May.

Online giant is soon to launch its own line of private-label grocery brands, reports claim.

The judgement may be declared before the summer break for EU.

Facebook's news curators admitted to inflating certain topics, such as Black Lives Matter.

The lineup will include the Galaxy X, Samsung's rumoured foldable phone.

New telepresence robot is precise enough to thread a needle and play musical instruments.

Facebook says it took allegations of political bias "very seriously" and has now launched full probe.

Tim Cook says investment will help Apple learn more about Chinese market.

Former Apple critic Swift's new ad, released on 12 May, is her third advert for Apple Music in six weeks.

Capture the Flag competitions focus on current cyberattack exploits used by hackers.

Hyperloop One takes the first step towards realising Elon Musk's next-gen transportation technology.

The VR headset is expected to be less powerful than the HTC Vive and Oculus Rift.

House official declines to say whether any attack has already taken place.

The company is providing the affected employees two years of free identity and credit monitoring.

Uber is also said to be considering regional partners such as Alibaba or Baidu in China.

The lawsuit comes two months after IBM accused Groupon of infringing on four of its software patents.

Rugby fans can ride around the ground in these moving seats at the 2016 London Sevens.

The Zhongshan Pearl River company registered 'face book' trademark in 2014

Customers won't be able to reclaim money for projects that fail or prove to be illegitimate.

New taxi-hailing start-up hits UK claiming to offer more cars and clearer pricing than any rival apps.

Irish politician Mark Savage claims he is compared to Isis, following his stance in a local election.

LinkedIn said to be in discussions with publishers about its product.

User finds 122GB worth of music gone after signing up to Apple Music.

The HTC Vive has been well received both by users and reviewers.

Apple, Amazon and Hulu have also been reported to be working on a similar service.