The National Transportation Safety Board has released its preliminary report from the investigation into the fatal collision between an Uber self-driving vehicle and a pedestrian…
Read MoreForgive me if you've heard this before, but cable companies just had another dismal quarter of subscriber losses. The top five publicly traded cable companies…
Read MoreSamsung's new Galaxy S9 and Galaxy S9+ launched about two months ago. The OnePlus 6 began shipping earlier this week, and the LG G7 ThinQ…
Read MoreIt's now been more than three years since the original Apple Watch hit store shelves and Apple still hasn't disclosed any sales figures for its…
Read MoreWith spring having finally sprung, there's no better time to shut all the blinds, lock all the doors, and bundle up on the couch to…
Read MoreRumors a few years back kept telling us that Apple is making its own car, a vehicle supposed to do to the auto industry what…
Read MoreBest Buy is going after Amazon's hit Prime program with a subscription program of its own. Unlike Prime, this is more expensive, at $199.99 per…
Read MoreWWDC is now less than two weeks away and, somewhat surprisingly, we don't really know much about what Apple has in store for us. Sure,…
Read MoreIn the world of wireless, "unlimited" has been abused and misaligned until it basically means "any data plan that doesn't charge you extra when you…
Read MoreRussia is back at it again, security experts say, and by it I mean hacking. Not that Russia ever stops hacking. But the new threat…
Read MoreOnce one of the hottest mythical creatures on the block, the Loch Ness Monster has fallen out of favor in recent years. Sightings of the…
Read MoreChromebooks have a bad stigma of being super-cheap laptops for students, useful for pounding out documents or surviving in a classroom, but not for "real"…
Read MoreThis past March, a Model X driving along a California highway careened into a highway divider whereupon the car's battery pack caught on fire and…
Read MoreAs was the case with last year's LG G6, the new LG G7 ThinQ is perhaps the most uninspired Android flagship phone of the year…
Read MoreDoing a dozen laps at the local county pool is enough to leave most of us slightly winded and needing a break, but Ben Lecomte…
Read MoreRemember how Google's Boston Dynamics spinoff created some impressive robots that could pull off a bunch of remarkable movements including backflips? Those robots were are also pretty…
Read MoreMother Nature can be a pretty scary thing, especially if you're a tiny little fox in the crosshairs of a mighty Bald Eagle. One young…
Read MoreScientists are great at observing invasive species when they're above ground, but as the 1990 horror film Tremors taught us it's much more difficult to…
Read MoreApple is offering a $50 credit to any customers who paid Apple $79 for a battery replacement in 2017, according to a report from 9to5Mac. The…
Read MoreSomething strange is happening right now in the smartphone market: Apple no longer makes the most powerful smartphone in the world. Well actually, we should…
Read MoreWhile we're going to have to wait until next year for 5G-capable phones to come out, Verizon is storming ahead with its plan to use…
Read MoreWhen it comes to customer satisfaction, Apple products typically tend to do exceedingly well. Case in point: a new research study by the American Customer…
Read MoreApple this year will release up to four new iPhones, three of which are expected to arrive this fall, at Apple's usual September event. Reports…
Read MoreIf you hurry, you can still get a few of the paid iPhone and iPad apps in yesterday's roundup for free. Don't worry if you…
Read MoreEarlier this month, Google blew the internet's collective hive mind with a video of its Google Duplex AI calling system. The demo Google showed off…
Read MoreJust as promised, the Trump administration is planning to reverse the ban on ZTE that forced the Chinese smartphone maker to announce a shutdown of…
Read MoreEver wonder how much mass the entirety of Earth's lifeforms weigh? No? Well, scientists definitely do, and a new study published in the Proceedings of…
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