Wearables
Apple Music to Taylor Swift: we hear you, we’ll pay
Taylor Swift has once again come to the rescue of the downtrodden and the abused in →
Apple will replace faulty 3TB hard drives in affected older iMacs
Apple has identified a problem in the hard drives of specific olderiMacs. 3TB hard drives for →
Xbox One’s new Cortana feature will require a Kinect
Microsoft seems to be developing a habit of announcing big features related to Windows 10 but →
Apple knows how to make iPhone antennas invisible
Radio waves may not pass through metal, but Apple is developing new materials that could look →
Amazon launches Fire OS 5 dev preview, based on Android Lollipop
Amazon is still trucking along with its customized version of Android — though we’d imagine updates →
Morpheus mech game ‘Rigs’ uses color to make VR less overwhelming
My most vivid takeaway from PlayStation 4’s new Project Morpheus game Rigs wasn’t what I expected. →
I wish I were a ‘Street Fighter V’ master
If there was one game I wish I could be good at, it’s Street Fighter V. →
Uber says no guns in cars, period
Drivers and passengers can no longer carry guns on Uber rides, even if they have a →
A Slide-Out Bar Turns The Woody Trailer Into A Full-Service Party On Wheels
Sure, you can turn any camper into a makeshift mobile bar, keeping all the libations inside, →
Apple Watch 2 details begin to pop up – already
Now that the Apple Watch has reached Apple Stores for the first time yesterday, now not →
Nest isn’t trying to own the Smart Home, and that’s okay
Nest now has three products, a freshly-firmware-flashed thermostat, a 2nd-gen Nest Protect, and a new Nest →
Google launches Android Clock in Play Store
Google has launched another standalone Android app on the Google Play Store — its simple stock →
Xbox 360 games compatible with Windows 10 streaming, Oculus Rift
While E3 has already seen big announcements about the Xbox One gaining backwards compatibility with Xbox →
Just what the Apple Watch needs: its own Flappy Bird clone
You may have finally escaped your Flappy Bird addiction from when it was dominating your smartphone →
Apple Watch available in-store in Australia, UK
Perhaps the demand for Apple Watches have become so great that it is no longer wise →
Devialet Phantom Review – Delectable French aural oddness
Devialet’s Phantom resembles something from Portal, has audiophiles by turns fuming or fawning, and squeezes up →
Amazon’s 300dpi Kindle Paperwhite is testing my ereader loyalties
It can be tough being the middle child, but Amazon’s Kindle Paperwhite is having its moment →
Panasonic PT-RQ13KU 4K+ projector has 5120 x 3200 resolution
Panasonic has pulled the wraps off a new projector at InfoComm 2015 and it has very →
Apple Music’s royalty-free trial period puts indie labels at risk
Apple Music, the tech giant’s new streaming service is set to launch June 30th. In the →
Apple Watch takes a prominent role in Quebec airport
This could prove to be a boon to the Apple Watch’s presence or at least to →
Apple angers news publishers over automatic inclusion in iOS 9 News app
At WWDC this year, one of the new features of iOS 9 that Apple announced is →
GM powers data center with used Chevy Volt batteries
General Motors believes old Chevy Volt (and eventually, Bolt) batteries have a future as backup power →
Stephen Elop out at Microsoft as it merges OS and device teams
Stephen Elop, the former Nokia CEO who helped engineer Microsoft’s acquisition of that company’s mobile arm, →
‘Pro Evolution Soccer 2016’ is actually worth playing over ‘FIFA’
I grew up with Winning Eleven, the franchise that Konami morphed into what we now know →
Intel buys Recon, makers of the ‘Google Glass for fitness’
Recon Instruments is famous for two things: building the technology behind Oakley’s Airwave and the Recon →
Apple nixes Monster’s licensing over Beats lawsuit
Monster’s lawsuit against Beats Electronics last January has come back to bite it now thatBeats is →
Got an iPhone or iPad? Here’s 7 reasons to get excited about iOS 8.4 and iOS 9
There are big changes coming down the iOS pipe, changes that are going to have a →
Misfit adds web interface and connected home extras to Misfit Flash
The Flash and Shine are among our favourite fitness wearables because they are affordable, stylish and →
10 things you need to know about 3D printing
Today, 3D printing is a niche technology that most people won’t have any first-hand experience of, →
5 reasons to be excited about Android M
In case you weren’t aware, there’s a new version of Android in town – and by →