Mayfield Robotics' Kuri Just Passed The Peanut Butter Test
Mayfield Robotics' Kuri was the surprise hit of CES 2017, but the robot companion isn't relying solely on cutesy looks to charm users, with a…
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Apple Just Set Itself A Huge Challenge
Apple has pretty big plans for the future, and they'll change the way your iPhone is made. As it is now, Apple needs metals mined…
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Google Home Multiple User Support Recognizes You By Voice
Google Home is addressing one of its most criticized features, adding the ability to differentiate up to six people by voice and serve them up…
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Verizon Was Hemorrhaging Subscribers Until Unlimited Data Launched
Do wireless customers really care about unlimited data on their cellphone plans? Verizon Wireless discovered they absolutely do, as confirmed in the carrier's financial results…
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Pokemon GO And The Legendary Incomplete Pokedex
A small set of Pokemon from Gen 2 and 1 are set to be released during special events in Pokemon GO in the near future.…
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Amazon Lex Opens Alexa AI's Bot Smarts To Everyone
Amazon is unlocking Alexa's secrets to developers, launching Amazon Lex, its tech that enables conversational interfaces that make using gadgets and services feel more natural.…
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GoPro Fusion 360 Camera Tackles VR With 5.2K Resolution
GoPro has officially entered the 360-degree camera space. Today the company revealed its new spherical camera, called GoPro Fusion, and with that reveal indicated its…
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Samsung And Amazon Are Pushing A New HDR10+ Standard
The video entertainment industry is undergoing a period of transition. Which is really just another way of saying it’s entering into a period of format…
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Yahoo Mail App Becomes A "Free For All" Email Client
Let’s face it. Having a Yahoo email address these days is seen as a stigma and a liability. Aside from being “old”, recent revelations have…
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Firefox 53 To Be Faster, More Robust With Project Quantum
Most of our interactions with our devices, be it a desktop, laptop, tablet, or phone, happens in the web browser. We practically live in our…
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Google Play Store My Apps Section Is Now A Bit More Usable
Give how easy it is to install apps, especially free ones, on Android, it’s only a matter of time before your list of apps becomes…
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The Galaxy S8 Is Surprisingly Resilient To Torture
This years flagships look mighty beautiful but also delicate. There is glass everywhere, both front and back. That is true for the LG G6, the…
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Nat & Friends Take A Look At The New Google Earth
Earlier this week, Google gave Earth some much-needed love. Not the literal Earth, of course, but Google Earth. More or less 10 years old, Google…
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2017 Ford Flex Limited Review: Twin-Turbo Road Trip King Continues To Deliver
Most full-size SUVs tend to fall into one of two design categories: forgettable family blobs, or frighteningly massive hunks of truck-based steel. The 2017 Ford…
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HTC Teases A Squeezable U Event Next Month
HTC just can’t catch a break in the smartphone market. Just when you thought the HTC 10 would be a winner, it fails to capture…
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MasterCard Now Has A Fingerprint-Protected Card
Fingerprint sensors are now everywhere. Once the stuff of science fiction and spy movies, the biometric system now unlocks smartphones, laptops, and credit cards. Yes,…
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Microsoft To-Do Set To Replace Wunderlist, Preview Now Out
When Microsoft sunsetted the popular Sunrise calendar app that it acquired, there were fears that it would do likewise when it acquired popular list app…
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This Is How Much Samsung's Galaxy Books Will Cost
While Microsoft may have a new Surface Pro 5 coming next month, leaks paint a rather disappointing picture of a slightly refreshed 2-in-1. That gives…
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Telltale's 'Guardians Of The Galaxy' Game Arrives On Android, iOS And Consoles
Marvel's Guardians of the Galaxy: The Telltale Series is now available on the Google Play Store, iTunes, and for console gamers with either an Xbox…
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Chrome With Built-In Ad-Blocker May Target The Most Obnoxious Ads
Google is planning to add a built-in ad-blocker to Chrome, according to sources, and it will target the Internet's most obnoxious types of advertisements. These…
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Study: LSD Causes A Higher State Of Consciousness (Sort Of)
Psychedelics -- those who have tried them have a hard time describing what they're like, and those who haven't tried them have no idea what…
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Xiaomi Mi 6 Arrives: 5" Display, USB-C, 12MP Camera With OIS And More
Xiaomi has officially launched the Mi 6, a sleek Android smartphone with a bunch of high-end features, including USB-C, a ceramic back (with the Exclusive…
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Facebook Just Gave Everyone At F8 This 360-Degree Camera
You can tell a lot about a company's intentions by the things it pushes on developers, and Facebook is clearly looking into 360-degree video in…
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Sony's A9 Camera: 5 Big Surprises
Sony has officially introduced its anticipated A9 camera, and with it comes a bunch of features packed into a compact, relatively speaking, body. This model…
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8 More Games We'd Like To See On SNES Classic Edition
Back when it first became clear that the NES Classic Edition would become a major hit for Nintendo, we almost immediately began to think of…
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Pokemon GO Spoofing Update: The Gift And The Curse
Now that the Pokemon GO Easter Event is nearly over and the closest update is probably a week away or more, it's time to get…
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The Galaxy S8 Gives One Great Note 7 Feature A Second Chance
The Note 7 may be dead - or, at least, as good as dead - but its legacy carries on in some small but highly…
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