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Tag Heuer has announced a partnership with Intel and Google to produce an Android Wear-based smartwatch. Past the chip manufacturer and software platform, nothing is currently known about the device, though the Swiss company did state that it will ho
Internet television's turning point--the time when we can finally cut the cable cord--is almost here.
Speaking at South By Southwest Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas, on Tuesday, the 44-year-old defended the headset by saying it just used cameras that were already in existence.
Have you wanted to get rid of your cable or satellite company and cut the cord for good, but aren't sure where to begin? Here's a look at some of the devices and streaming services that let you watch your favorite movies and programs when you want, a
Elon Musk: cars you can drive will eventually be outlawed ... Tesla co-founder and CEO Elon Musk believes that cars you can control will eventually be outlawed in favor of ones that are controlled by robots. The simple explanation: Musk believes comp
If something goes wrong with your smartphone, most manufacturers will cover it for factory defects for a limited time. But what about accidents? Well, if you weren't already paying for an extra (and expensive) accidental damage warranty, then you're
First, we must understand why we can't make hardware free the same way we make software free. Hardware and software are fundamentally different. A program, even in compiled executable form, is a collection of data which can be interpreted as instru
When Neptune launched its grand idea for upending the smartphone ecosystem, many responses boiled down to: Huh?
Easy, at-home diagnostic tools could cut down on doctor's visits
"Effectively every single human being on the planet is going to be part of a manmade system for the first time," Rothkopf said.
Google Now, the card-based dashboard that provides a custom overview of what's coming up on your schedule, how hellish your commute will be, what news you might like to read and more, is an immensely helpful tool for Android users.
You can brush her hair, surveillance everywhere
If you were looking for love in Austin this weekend, you might have run into Ava -- a chatbot on Tinder created to promote the South by Southwest premiere of a new science fiction film called Ex Machina.
It's good to keep in touch – something that Edi Haug and Laura Schwengber know only too well. The pair have been friends since childhood. Within the first year of their friendship, nerve damage inflicted by an inherited genetic condition robbed H
WonderCube is a 1-inch (2.5 cm) cube keyring that's designed to function as a numerous accessories for your iOS or Android smartphone.
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Google just released a new 'Android Wear' ad -- minutes before Apple announces its smartwatch
Apple CEO Tim Cook just wrapped up the company's big presentation from the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco today.
The biggest companies in the world -- Facebook, Samsung, HTC, and plenty of others -- are pouring millions of dollars into virtual and augmented reality experiences.
A bunch of companies seem to believe that computers you wear on your face are the next big thing.
The biosensors of the future could come ?courtesy of a ballpoint pen.
The biosensors of the future could come ?courtesy of a ballpoint pen.
It's inevitable that the kids of Generation Z will be the most naturally tech-literate generation yet, but that won't happen through osmosis.
If you've got the urge to take a selfie, then there's a number of ways you can go about it.
The launch of two new communications satellites may not seem like news these days, but it is when they're the first satellites with all-electric propulsion.
A phone so secure, its makers will pay you if you can hack it
Selfie sticks are no longer allowed in Smithsonian museums.
The commercial spaceflight industry has been innovating for decades, so it's no surprise that countless patents for new orbital technologies, processes, and devices have been locked down by private companies.
Global furniture giant Ikea announced on Sunday the launch of desks, tables and lamps that will wirelessly charge phones and other devices.
It's becoming clearer that the entire tech world is trying to get in on virtual reality on the ground floor.
