Wearables
Star Wars: Battlefront’ gets 20-player aerial combat
Yes, slicing your enemies with a lightsaber is one reason to buy Star Wars: Battlefront, but →
Facebook adds new messaging options to Pages
Facebook Pages have become a common way for businesses to stay in contact with their customers, →
Exploding Kittens stop-motion unboxing
This morning our very own box of Exploding Kittens cards arrived, ready to show us what →
A Week with Windows 10: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
It seems almost surreal to think that it has already been a week since Microsoft unleashed Windows →
TechRadar shows off its vision for the iPhone 7
The phone experts over at TechRadar have been hard at work whipping up a render of →
Man has phone destroyed by chickens, wins gold iPhone
I actually spent last Friday judging the James Dyson Award 2015. But that’s nothing compared to →
Apple reportedly wants to turn Siri into your receptionist
Apple is testing a service that will let Siri take your calls, record them and transcribe →
Samsung sensor puts 16-megapixel cameras into slim phones
Wondering how Samsung manages to cram a 16-megapixel camera into seemingly wafer-thin phones like the Galaxy →
Samsung Pay doesn’t work on rooted phones
Bad news, power-users: if you habitually root every smartphone you put in your pocket, you won’t →
Apple already took 75 percent of the smartwatch market
The official numbers for Apple Watch sales are still a mystery. But, according to a report →
Samsung agrees to compensation for employees that contracted cancer
After admitting that it didn’t do enough to prevent illnesses and deaths of workers at its →
HoloLens release “within the next year” for devs
Microsoft’s HoloLens head-worn augmented reality computer is expected to begin shipping within the next year, though →
Facebook uses Lollapalooza to test its live event streaming
These days, it seems that the trend with social networks is no longer about what you’re →
AT&T’s first DIRECTV move: all in one plan for TV and data
No surprises here. Hot on the heels of the FCC approving AT&T’s takeover of DIRECTV, the →
iPhone 6s CAD renders reveal thicker anti-bendgate frames
It seems that Apple really took the recent bendgate scandal that rocked its iPhone 6 to →
Sony’s US online store closing up shop August 28
Perhaps omens and portents of things to come, Sony has just announced that its online store →
Helvetica 1 smartwatch hits pre-order, only 1,957 made
There are lots of smartwatches on the market today from Apple, Motorola, and many other makers. →
Tactical Assault Commander 4 adds keyboard and mouse control for PS4 gaming
Anyone who prefers the mouse and keyboard controls of a PC for some game types has →
Apple may soon have Siri transcribe voicemail messages
According to a new report, Apple is said to be working on integrating voicemail into iCloud, →
Sony’s Q1 profit highest in years, boosted by PS4, camera sensors
Sony revealed its Q1 financials today, announcing that it reaped its highest first quarter profit since →
Blind Camera Test: Galaxy S6 vs iPhone 6 vs LG G4 in low light
Today we’re conducting a test which will decide the finest of three of the best-rated smartphone →
Google tipped to be sneaking “Glass EE” into workplaces
Apparently, not only is Google already working on an “Enterprise Edition” or EE of its Google →
Apple TV tipped for September, but without TV service
This year’s WWDC has come and gone and still no sign of the expected, or hoped, →
Windows 10’s first 24 hours nets 14 million installs
It’s definitely been a busy few days for Microsoft. The jury, or at least most of →
Satechi BT Cortana Button lands just in time for Windows 10
One of the big features of Windows 10 that Microsoft has been talking up is the →
iPhone 6s part leaks reveal camera rings, flex cables, home button
As Apple is expected to announce its next iPhone in September, as it does every year, →
Windows 10 90-day free trail version now available
While 14 million people or so may have already installed Windows 10, Microsoft’s just-released operating system, →
NVIDIA issues Shield tablet recall for overheating batteries
If you’re an owner of NVIDIA’s Shield tablet and you notice it’s feeling a bit warmer →
Samsung will allow bloatware to be removed but only in China
Caving in to pressure, or perhaps the threat of a government lawsuit in China,Samsung has revealed →
The Gear A will have a rotating bezel, Samsung confirms
While all eyes are on the Galaxy Note 5 and the Galaxy S6 edge+ for next →