Have you ever been to the hairdresser? If you have, then you know that the firs thing the hairdresser always asks is "Who cut your hair the last time?" Hopefully, the answer isn't "You!." But kidding aside, the importance of consulting an "expert" is that they often have to point out the inferiority of the baseline status. This, way, the bar is being set lower and the service that has to be provided doesn't have to measure up as much as you'd need it to.

Have you looked at the Alexa rankings for a variety of sites in the past year? If so, you've probably noticed that large news and entertainment sites such as The New York Times or Us Magazine online have captured a majority of traffic and in doing so, have managed to take away the captive audiences that small publishers used to have. But how did this happen? SEO experts will tell you that your content isn't good enough and that you need to meet certain "quality" standards to get into the "top stories" carousel. But this just isn't true and simply isn't supported by the facts of the case.

'90s kids hoping to relive their childhood can now do so in full glory with the return of everyone's favorite digital pet, Tamagotchi! Don't worry, it's not just the 80s that is being tapped for nostalgic purposes.

Universal Brand Development announced today that fans will be able to continue the epic-adventure of The Mummy beyond the big screen with three new digital experiences: The Mummy Prodigium Strike location-VR game; The Mummy Dark Universe Stories mobile game; and The Mummy Demastered console game.

According to numerous reports, Donald Trump's Twitter account has grown by millions of followers in recent days. Previously, Trump's Twitter growth was relatively steady. So it's interesting to see such dramatic growth over such a short period of time. But what's more interesting is the fact that the vast majority of these new followers are apparently bots, based on their username and profile -- fake computerized followers. So what's going on?

Bill Gates did his fifth Reddit AMA today, and he revealed some interesting little tidbits about his life. Gates decided to do the AMA to promote the release of his annual letter, which looks into important problems facing the world and how his and other charities can help resolve them.

Today, RingPlus announced that it will be automatically migrating the users affected by their shutdown to a service called Ting. But users were quick to ask what is that mean for us? Will we lose our balance? Will we no longer have a perpetually usable service?

The Amazon Echo has been growing in popularity dramatically over the past few months. It seems that nearly everybody has one - although very few people really know what to do with it.

Today, mobile phone service provider RingPlus announced that it intends to shut down all accounts on Feb 17 at 6:00 PM ET. According to an email sent out to their customers, RingPlus is suing Sprint, its provider, and this lawsuit is related to the shutdown.