Android could power your next Volvo or Audi
Your next car could be a giant Android device on wheels.
The MP3 is dead, long live the MP3
The MP3 is dead. So says its creators. But that may not actually be the case.
Microsoft's Emma Watch could help people with Parkinson's
A Microsoft researcher has developed a watch that could help control the hand tremors resulting from Parkinson's disease.
The reasoning behind Apple's acquisition of Beddit
Apple has bought Beddit, a company that sells a sleep tracking device. This could be why.
What a Google Fuchsia preview reveals
Google is working on a new operating system, and we just got our first real look at it.
X-37B rocket on secret mission makes a not so secret landing
A rocket that has been orbiting Earth in a secret mission for over 700 days just made a not very secret landing in Florida.
C by GE Sol with Amazon's Alexa is smarter than the average light
GE has a smart light unlike any other, since it comes with Amazon Alexa baked in.
SpaceX's plan to blanket the world in internet
SpaceX's plan to launch over 4,000 satellites into orbit around Earth to achieve worldwide broadband isn't new, but now the company has a timeline.
Meet Jelly, a cheap and small 4G smartphone running Android Nougat
Phones have been getting bigger and more expensive, but Jelly is an Android phone that goes in the opposite direction.
What to expect from Apple's rumored smart speaker
Apple is reportedly working on a smart home hub to rival the Amazon Echo and Google Home. Here is what we know so far.
Bixby starts rolling out in South Korea, but when will it hit the rest of the world?
Samsung's virtual assistant, Bixby, is finally rolling out to Galaxy S8 users in South Korea, but when will it hit the rest of the world?
Why the Uber engineer accused of stealing Waymo secrets stepped back from self-driving cars
The Uber engineer accused of stealing trade secrets from Google's Waymo has stepped back from working on a key technology of self-driving cars. Here's what is going on.
Why AT&T's 5G Evolution isn't really 5G
AT&T has announced 5G Evolution, a fast network which it will roll out to select customers in select cities. But it isn't really 5G.
Waymo's goal with its autonomous-driving, ride-hailing program
Alphabet's Waymo is now offering rides in its autonomous minivans to users in Phoenix. Here is what it hopes to find out.
Fingerprint Apple's iPhones? Add it to the list of things Uber has done
Uber has been having a rough couple of months, and a new profile of its founder in the New York Times adds fuel to the fire.
Nintendo discontinues the NES Classic -- this could be why
Nintendo has discontinued the wildly popular NES Classic without offering any real reason for the decision. We try to get to the bottom of the issue.
Your phone's sensors can spy on you -- here's how
Your phone's sensors can be used to decipher your PIN, if you use one. Here is how.
AMD acquires Nitero to up its VR cred
AMD is acquiring Nitero, a company that provides technology to connect VR headsets wirelessly to PCs. But what is AMD's plan for the company?
Want to make money from YouTube? Just get 10k views first
YouTube is changing its rules, requiring creators to get 10,000 views before they start making money from videos posted to the platform.
YouTube TV is here -- but is it something people want?
YouTube has launched its TV subscription services that should rival traditional cable services. But it still has some shortcomings.
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