What Does Star Wars "Legends" Mean?
It’s been revealed this week by Star Wars officials that Star Wars Episodes 7, 8, and 9 will not tell the same story as books…
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Nest Nabbing Nike Fuelband Engineers: Android Wear A Must
Over the past week Nike has begun dissolving its Nike Fuelband wearable device division in favor of focusing on its underlying software. Recently acquired by…
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iPad Touch ID Incoming: iOS 7.1 Reveals
It’s not long now before the next-generation iPad receives its stay of glory in the slightly more secure realm of Touch ID. An iPad with…
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Galaxy S5 Camera Error: Here's How To "Fix" It
If you have a Verizon* Samsung Galaxy S5 and you’re experiencing a camera error this week, you’re not alone. Several - an unknown number, that…
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HTC's Head Designer "Transitioning" Outward
It may be weeks between now and the time when the designer of the HTC One series - the lead designer, that is - has…
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Watch Dogs Customizations: Gameplay, Not Aesthetics
Watch Dogs is a game which exists as both a single-player and uniquely multiplayer entity. Because of the way multiplayer comes into play on this…
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SpaceX Falcon 9 Rocket Lands Well, Destroyed Anyway
This afternoon, SpaceX CEO Elon Musk confirmed that they’ve had a successful soft-landing of their Booster rocket for their most recently launched Falcon 9 craft.…
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OnePlus Wants You To Smash Your Phone
This week the folks at OnePlus are trying to promote their new OnePlus "One" device by telling users to smash their current phone. For those…
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Gigabit WiFi? Google Hints At Wireless Fiber In Document
As Google Fiber continues to roll out in cities across the US, a new tidbit of info may shed light on additional benefits for the…
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"Kill Switch" Smartphone Legislation Dies In California Vote
The smartphone kill switch has been temporarily defeated in California, narrowly missing a mandatory minimum vote by state legislators on the floor of the state…
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Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes Review
Ground Zeroes is either madness or brilliance. After I completed the first base mission, and credits began to roll, I sat baffled for several minutes.…
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Amazon Prime Data: This Phone May Have "Free" Internet
This week a tip on Amazon’s first smartphone has made its way public, revealing the name "Amazon Prime Data." This data service has been suggested…
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Mad Max Trailer Reveals West Coast Customs-Built Vehicle
This week the team behind the next-generation Mad Max game have made clear their intent on bringing real-deal custom vehicles to the gaming universe. This…
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Elop: We Remain Dedicated To Asha And Nokia X
Today is the day Nokia’s Devices and Services business officially merges with Microsoft. Stephen Elop, former CEO of Nokia and future head of Microsoft’s Devices…
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Microsoft Completes Nokia Acquisition With The Deal Closed Today
Microsoft and Nokia have been working to close the acquisition of Nokia Devices and Service arm for a long time now. Any deal of this…
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NASA Morpheus To Conduct Free Flight Autonomous Landing Test
NASA has been working on its Morpheus lander for a while with various systems having already undergone testing. The space agency is now set to…
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BadLepricon Bitcoin Mining Malware Found In Five Google Play Apps
Android users beware; a new bit of malware has been spotted hiding inside apps on the Google Play store. The malware is called BadLepricon and…
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LyveHome Stores And Organizes Your Photos And Videos From Multiple Devices
LyveHome is a device that is designed to allow users to backup their photos and videos from smartphones and tablets. The device was designed by…
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Rufus Cuff Super-Sized Smartwatch Hits Funding Goal
The wearables industry, though still in its elementary years, has seen a variety of smartwatches come to market, most of which aim to meet a…
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Smart Coffee Mug Offers E-Ink Display
Smart Internet-connected devices are arriving at increasingly rapid speeds, bringing a level of interaction to everyday appliances that were mere fiction in the recent past.…
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Google Eyeing Fiber Cities For Possible WiFi Rollout
According to documents seen by IDG News Service, Google is considering rolling out a WiFi service in the regions slated to get Google Fiber service.…
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Tesla Direct-Sales Bans Frowned Upon By FTC
In a post today on its website, the FTC has voiced its opposition to state bans on direct car sales, the most notable of which…
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Microsoft Surface Mini Tipped For May Launch
Back in September, word surfaced that Microsoft would be releasing a Surface Mini this year, something that was followed up this month with sources leaking…
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Andy Warhol Pixel Art Discovered On Old Floppies
More than 20 new Andy Warhol pictures have surfaced courtesy of 41 old Amiga floppy disks kept at the Andy Warhol Museum in the archives.…
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Sony Vaio Fit 11A Repair Reservations Now Open
Earlier this month, Sony kicked off a battery safety notice, advising owners that the Vaio Fit 11A's battery posed a fire risk, and that the…
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Leica T Camera Ushers In Maker's 100th Birthday
Leica is ushering in its 100th birthday with the announcement of a new sleek aluminum camera, the Leica T. With this camera comes a decidedly…
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Amazon Testing Its Own Delivery Service
In the future, your Amazon packages could arrive in an Amazon-branded delivery truck, rather than the FedEx and UPS staples currently in use. Such would…
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