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New emoji are on the way, including airline pilot and rainbow flag

The list of hugely popular little drawings on your phone are going to expand again, making your life a little more colorful, one message at a time.

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WhatsApp will hand over data to Facebook (CNET Update)

The messaging app's parent company will use the data to target ads and suggest new friends.

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The iPhone 6S is faster than the Galaxy Note 7

You can take a deep breath Apple fans, real world speed tests show the iPhone 6S destroys the Note 7. The Apple Watch 2's cellular data plans fall through and we might see 3 iPhone's in 2017.

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Apple upgrades iOS after spyware finding

The tech giant updates its mobile software after learning from experts that a prominent Arab activist's iPhone was targeted.

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WhatsApp to share data with Facebook

Phone numbers related to WhatsApp will be connected to Facebook accounts. Facebook plans to use the info for friend suggestions and targeted ads.

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<p>Jonathan Persson of Stockholm startup Bigspin stands with employee Safinaz Awad, an asylum seeker who worked for seven years as a programmer in Damascus, Syria.</p>

In Sweden and Finland, tech companies help refugees find work

Both Nordic nations are stretched thin processing thousands of new asylum seekers. The tech industry is lending a much-needed hand.

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<p>Facebook's AI segmentation technology isolates photo subjects.</p>

​Facebook's AI tech now helps anyone build computers that can see

The technology, available for free, lets computers isolate subjects in a photo. That could be a help to blind people, self-driving cars and beyond.

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Olympic GIF Twitter ban, Google's Wi-Fi assistant, YouTube readying Backstage feature

A set of Olympic GIFs gets a writer banned from Twitter, Google's data-conserving Wi-Fi assistant heads to Nexus phones and YouTube's new Backstage feature looks to connect videomakers and subscribers.

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SF woman outhustles others to win #PitchLeBron online contest

The owner of a San Francisco company gets a big-league shout-out from the NBA star on social media.

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Google to demote sites that obscure content with pop-over messages (CNET Update)

Starting next year, Google's mobile search results will penalize sites using certain measures to cover up content. Expect web developers to respond with changes.

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<p>Mike Cassidy, pictured above, will continue to work at Google's X research lab on new projects.</p>

Google's balloon-fueled internet venture gets a new leader

The X research lab names Tom Moore the new general manager for Project Loon.

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Mobile web to annoy us less thanks to Google

Changes to Google's search results are designed to push websites to drop intrusive measures that cover up the content you want to read.

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