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Valve also said Steam Workshop developers have now made $57 million in the last few years from game add-ons.

Add in a few extra kits, and your giant, flying aircraft carrier can even have spinning (Lego) turbines and lights.

Launched on Friday, the new app offers up tons of adorable animated videos that are appropriate for young audiences.

About $29 billion of the $44.9 billion raised during the spectrum auction was purchased by Verizon and AT&T.

Are you ready to ruin relationships and lose your mind? A new video game invites you to build virtual IKEA furniture.

In this Working Without Wires, we look at how small businesses can keep their teams connected and productive when they are not in the office.

Super cookies continue tracking users even if they think they have deleted their digital footprints.

As soon as a robot can learn how to make a perfect beef wellington, we're sold.

The Saygus V2, which we dubbed the "most intriguing, most desirable new phone at CES" this year, is available for pre-order now.

Two eagle-eyed social networkers spotted what may be the new Tesla Model X.

The superstar rapper is buying Spotify rival Aspiro for $56 million, adding to his already vast business empire.

BT announced upcoming "G.fast" broadband pilots, delivering speeds up to 500 Mbps.

The widget lets you see whatever is currently playing on iTunes or iTunes Radio, skip ahead, and favorite tracks.

Satellite data start-up Spire plans to launch a network of weather-forecasting satellites by year's end.

U.K. residents can now also transfer money by email via Google's Send Money in Gmail service.

The companies have discussed bringing Ouya's software and library of more than 1,000 games to Alibaba's set-top box.

Cablevision has sued Verizon over what is says is "false, misleading, and deceptive" advertising.

From Facebook's place tips to FCC's $45 billion auction, here's what you missed on Thursday.

Craig Brittain is banned from posting naked photographs online unless he has obtained express consent.

The popular social networking site complied refused to comply with 42 percent of government and civil requests in 2014.