Wearables
Pebble points finger at Apple in app delay issues
If you’re a Pebble user, you’re likely aware that the smartwatch company has a bit of →
Magic Leap opens its augmented reality platform to developers
Magic Leap’s vision for the future of augmented reality is mind-blowing. However, the mysterious startup, which →
Blizzard’s ‘Heroes of the Storm’ officially launches today
You’re entirely forgiven if you thought that Blizzard’s take on the MOBA genre (or multiplayer online →
The Apple Watch as a fitness device (as written by a runner)
I was supposed to review the Apple Watch. That was the plan, but then, when Engadget →
Logitech Harmony remote is now compatible with PS4
Logitech announced that it’s Harmony remote control system will now be able to control your PS4. →
Apple data center chlorine leak leaves 5 sick
Apple has had another incident, it is being reported, this one following the fire that happened →
Facebook opens Paris-based AI research lab
Facebook has plans to open a research lab focusing on artificial intelligence in Paris, France, it →
Infinite Crisis has a finite crisis, closing in August
Late have we known you, DC’s Infinite Crisis MOBA, which turns out isn’t anywhere near “infinite” →
Uber hit with another harassment case in New Delhi
Another sexual harassment case involving Uber has surfaced in New Delhi, where a driver for the →
This is the Incredible Hulk Galaxy S6
What you’re about to see is not another Avengers Edition Galaxy S6 from Samsung. Instead, it’s →
HidrateMe Smart Water Bottle keeps you hydrated
HidrateMe is a new smart water bottle that integrates into one’s personal fitness goals (and life →
Philips’ first wireless Hue lamp hits stores
Philips’ latest hue color-changing lamp has arrived in stores, with the Hue Go offering a more →
MediaTek introduces Helio P10 octa-core processing chip
MediaTek, one of the leading processor manufacturers for mobile device chipsets, is expanding its newest generation →
XCOM 2 announced, puts humans on the offensive
It’s 20 years into the future, and humanity has lost. The alien invasion that we’ve tried →
Macs older than 1 year may be vulnerable to security exploit
A security researcher has just, reportedly, found a way to gain control of Macs using OS →
Breva Génie 03 can measure speed without being a smartwatch
Who says you have to be a smartwatch to get some “smart” functions? Some traditional watch →
Gold Apple Watches to be stored in safes in Apple Stores
Much has been said already about how the release of the Apple Watch will be the →
Swiss Horological Smartwatches tout MotionX activity tracking
With Apple’s entry into the smartwatch market, watch makers are finally taking note that the fledgling wearable isn’t →
Bulgari Diagono Magnesium watch focuses on security
This year’s BaselWorld in Switzerland has become the stage for many companies, watch makers or otherwise, →
TAG Heuer Carrera Wearable 01 aims to be upgradeable
You definitely won’t be able to fault TAG Heuer for not dreaming big, especially in an →
Adorable AI-powered robot Musio just wants to be your friend
Everyone complains about not having flying cars yet, but where are our robotic pals? Films like →
Windows 10 available July 29: Microsoft
The summer news that Windows users have been eagerly waiting for is finally here: Microsoft has →
Konami apologizes for “mobile first” miscommunication
Although unsurprisingly hailed by mobile gamers as the way of the future, Konami president Hideki Hayakawa’s →
ASUS ZenWatch 2 takes a bite from Apple’s design book
It wasn’t long ago when ASUS unveiled its first take on the nascent smartwatch market, but →
DARPA to develop best practices for 3D printing
Just as steel’s physical properties change depending on how it’s produced, so too do 3D printed →
Pebble Time review: an underdog among smartwatches
For two years, Pebble was the smartwatch company to beat. In 2012, it raised over $10 →
Uber will let drivers track your location, but only if you agree
Uber has rewritten its privacy policy to make it easier to grok and added some very →
The producer of ‘Splatoon’ on how to make a Nintendo original
If you’re a fan of Nintendo, chances are you’re also a fan of Splatoon producer Hisashi →
Intel Compute Stick review: nothing more than a prototype for now
Intel’s new Compute Stick isn’t that hard to grasp: It’s a computer… on a stick! Using →
14 ingenious hacks for problems you didn’t know you had
People can be crazy, yo. But where there’s a will, there’s a way that can lead →