VAIL VALLEY, Colorado – I find it unbelievable how many new terms are constantly being invented these days to describe all of the new and advancing technologies surrounding us. Even being a tech-savvy ...

Tumblr, YouTube, and Twitter have been leading the slang game recently. "Snatched" is officially the new "fleek," "sis" is the new "bro," and adding "boots" to the end of any adjective is totally a ...

The Secret Service may have sarcasm-detecting software, but the FBI is hip to the haps, too. The agency has its own 3,000-term Internet slang dictionary. There’s nothing better for staying current ...

Even though tech jargon often evolves from obscure geek-speak into the mainstream vernacular, it doesn't lose one bit of its off-color charm. Dale Smith is a former Associate Writer on the How-To team ...

These terms highlight the cultural shifts and trends in digital communication. The ever-evolving landscape of internet communication continues to introduce new slang, frequently driven by Gen Z and ...

Now more than ever it is vital for internet users to understand the different vocabulary being used to describe different types of internet disruptions and how they work. One or all of the following ...

It can be easy to confuse the two, but there’s a difference, and it has to do with your internet speeds. Joe Supan is a senior writer for CNET covering home technology, broadband, and moving. Prior to ...