The people who kept these little books turned out remarkably different.

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. An address book from the late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein was up for auction in Cecil County on Friday at ...

The address book is outdated. On the iPhone, while most of my contacts reside in the Contacts app, I rarely go in there. Instead, I connect with people on Facebook, via SnapChat, WhatsApp and more.

iOS apps that build their own social networks on the back of users’ address books may soon become a thing of the past. In iOS 18, Apple is cracking down on the social apps that ask users’ permission ...

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One of Jeffrey Epstein's "little black books" is for sale. Business Insider first reported about the 1997 address book belonging to the disgraced financier. The book contains entries for 349 people ...

Plaxo, the free contact application that automatically updates address books via e-mail, has gained notoriety since it was launched just over a year ago. Now its creators are pinning the application’s ...

Bidding on pedo perv Jeffrey Epstein’s 1997 ‘little black book’ of contacts started on Wednesday, with the infamous item expected to fetch $200,000 or more. The personal address book includes names, ...

An address book that was believed to belong to late financier and convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein failed to sell at auction Friday evening after bidders did not meet an undisclosed reserve ...

Business cards are as obsolete as fax machines. And like fax machines, business cards have us still using paper to move electronic data from one digital system to another. Let’s review the whole ...

Old-fashioned address books and rolodexes are becoming an increasingly rare sight as the world goes digital. What’s more, digital address books are not something you need to buy separately. If you ...

The U.S. National Security Agency is collecting online address books from Yahoo, Hotmail, Facebook, Gmail and other providers in order to map human relationships, The Washington Post reported Tuesday.