technology

Parents beware. Tech savvy teenagers are turning to "nudify" apps to bully and embarrass their classmates and peers.

Black women have made nothing out of something, and they became inventors out of necessity and ease of life.

The spread of the Coronavirus and living during a pandemic has changed the way we do a lot of things, especially how we work, how our children experience school, and how we all connect with family and friends. We’re all definitely living in a socially distanced world. That means many of our homes are getting hit with the not-so gentle chaos of everyone trying to balance executing their daily routines—and getting their fixes—online, also known as “virtual insanity”.

The entrepreneur shares how she transitioned into the tech industry to become a leading game changer.

Maybe technology can help couples remember to be a little more loving to one another.

Chevrolet gave me the opportunity to branch outside of the city by allowing me to test drive their 2019 Blazer to upstate New York.

While running across relationship threads earlier today, I saw that a common dating issue, thanks to technology, is women who won’t text first. You’re probably thinking that I’m talking about women who meet a guy, exchange information, and wait for him to make the first move by following up. That doesn’t sound like a problem […]

We rolled our eyes when we first heard about EmojiMom, but it's seriously the perfect app for the modern mom who is into social media.

Kelechi Anyadiegwu, a Nigerian American, lamented the lack of fashion representing her heritage. So she created Zuvaa to fill the void.

These universities are using social media to the fullest, in order to promote the school and its offerings.

Moogega Cooper, a planetary projection engineer, had her PhD by her early 20s. Now she's letting her geek flag fly on "King of the Nerds."

Find out how this entrepreneur launched a visual search engine that provides instant personal recommendations to shoppers using their photos.