Author: Brett Molina, USA TODAY

Elon Musk revealed early Wednesday his electric auto company Tesla will accept Bitcoin as a form of payment from customers.

Discord is reportedly exploring a sale, and it’s possible Microsoft is among the suitors. Here’s what you need to know about the popular chat app.

David Dobrik is stepping down from the board of Dispo, the app he co-founded, amid allegations of sexual assault against a member of his Vlog Squad.

Toy maker Lego announced Monday it will launch a NASA Space Shuttle Discovery set on April 1 for $199.99.

It was a great week for acronyms in the world of tech, from NFTs and VR, to OLEDs. We break down what happened this week in tech.

Facebook and affiliated services such as Instagram and WhatsApp were restored Friday afternoon following a brief outage, the company said.

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says the social network will be in a “good position” following the iOS 14 update coming to Apple’s iPhones and iPads.

Airship, a new, free map for “Among Us,” will drop into the hit multiplayer game on March 31, game developers Innersloth announced.

A piece of art work created digitally sold for more than $69 million, through the use of non-fungible tokens. Here’s what you should know about NFTs.