This week in social media, Twitter unveiled Project Lightning, its best hope to open up Twitter's biggest strength to multiple platforms, users, and non-users alike.
Punta Cana, a Dominican restaurant located in the Washington Heights section of Manhattan, is one of seven Latino-owned businesses in the area that are in jeopardy of closing down due to a pending eviction.
On Thursday, the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) voted to consider a plan that would modernize Lifeline -- a long-running FCC program that provides subsidies for phone service to underprivileged households -- to include broadband internet.
The Republican National Committee's (RNC) Latino outreach continued this week as its chairman delivered remarks to a national Latino faith-based organization.
Xbox One and Playstation 4 both announced exciting plans for the near future at the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3). New games and features are expected from the next generation consoles.
AT&T will be fined $100 million by the Federal Communications Commission for its role in misleading customers who thought they had unrestricted unlimited data plans.
Having to now square off against a former ally, AT&T is reportedly hammering out a deal to rent wireless towers in Mexico from American Movil spin-off company Telesites.
The next Huawei Honor smartphone is coming on June 30. According to a teaser announcement poster displayed on Huawei's Weibo page, the Honor 7 could be equipped with a finger print sensor.
Law officials in Los Angeles have approved new legislation raising the area's minimum wage to $15 an hour, thus making the city the largest in the nation to implement such an ordinance as the law of the land.
Dish Network is currently seeking between $10 billion and $15 billion in loans to acquire T-Mobile, showing that a deal between the two is being seriously considered.
When it comes to reshaping Silicon Valley to be more inclusive and better reflect the makeup of the rest of the country, Intel is leading the way again.
