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A high-end smart speaker is in the works with a 7-inch touchscreen, according to a Bloomberg report.
A report from The Wall Street Journal says Apple is testing more than 10 different prototypes for the next iPhone, and parts suppliers are being asked to increase production of thinner, high-resolution screens.
Amazon is changing the rules for the sales holiday, Butterball adds texting to its hotline and the Macy's Thanksgiving Day Parade reaches new heights on YouTube.
The social network's mission to connect more people to the internet via drones has hit a snag, right as the broadband space race is heating up.
Mark Zuckerberg has a few ideas on how to stop false stories from spreading -- including making it easier for people to report fake news, and possibly putting alerts next to stories flagged as false. (That is, if it even shows up in your feed's closed-off bubble.)
As a way to expand beyond home rentals, the Airbnb site is adding ways to book tours and activities during your trip.
Charging won't be a chore with some of next year's phones. New Quick Charge 4 technology claims five hours of battery in a five-minute charge, while avoiding overheating problems.
The parent company of the popular messaging app appears ready to go public on the stock market. Bridget Carey "filters" through the reports.
The company's first smartphone game is coming to iOS on December 15 and it won't be totally free. Fans are also wondering if a retailer just spilled the beans on the price of the upcoming Switch console.
Blame it on dirty security practices. Hackers easily crack passwords on adult dating and porn sites -- and even deleted account info was grabbed in the data breach.
After facing criticism for spreading fake news about the candidates, Facebook's CEO speaks out.
The Korean company has filed a patent application for a phone that bends down the middle. This new take on the flip phone is reportedly coming next year, possibly revealed at the Mobile World Congress trade show.
Less than three weeks after going on sale, GoPro's first drone is pulled as the company offers refunds and searches for a fix.
This augmented-reality effect animates the world around you. Snapchat's update also includes support for their Spectacles glasses.
Follow the nail-biting drama of Election Day with streaming coverage from all angles. Or run away from the stress and ease your nerves with a red panda cam. Whichever suits you.
Reports suggest that Samsung could reveal is own AI in the upcoming Galaxy S8 phone -- although that phone may be delayed, considering the troubles with the Note 7.
After receiving over 700 reports of faulty machines, Samsung is formally recalling millions of top-loaders.
If your workplace uses Office 365, then you may soon be chatting with your colleagues on Teams, an alternative to email for collaborating on projects. It's designed as a direct competitor to Slack.
The fun of emoji is slowly dying as more icons with new looks leave little to the imagination.