Project Loon tapped artificial intelligence, specifically machine learning, to improve the navigation system of its internet-providing balloons. One balloon was able to stay up in Peruvian airspace at a precise location for 98 days.
"Hearthstone" designers Mike Donais and Dean Ayala answered a variety of questions in an interview with IGN. Among the topics covered are two cards: Yogg-Saron, Hope's End and Call of the Wild.
Famed Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo of KGI Securities predicted that the sales of the iPhone 7 will still be lower than the iPhone 6s. This is despite the popularity of the iPhone 7 Plus and the Jet Black color option.
Google has rolled out a Chrome OS update that allows users to access the Google Play Store on the stable version. With the update, users can now run Android apps on their Chromebooks, but there's a catch.
There have long been rumors of Google combining Android and Chrome OS into one operating system. Internally codenamed Andromeda, will the hybrid OS finally be unveiled on Oct. 4?
Bungie congratulated Clan Redeem for becoming the first team in the world to finish the 'Wrath of the Machine' raid in 'Destiny: Rise of Iron.' A three-man group then completed the raid less than 24 hours after it was launched.
Snapchat, now known as Snap, recently unveiled the Spectacles. Here is what we know so far about the video recording sunglasses, with answers to the top questions surrounding the device.
The Boss Update will launch on the Windows 10, Pocket and Gear VR editions of "Minecraft" on Oct. 18, while a free content update, with the Chinese Mythology Mash-Up Pack, will come to the console editions on Oct. 4.
A mysterious Apple wireless device with Bluetooth and NFC functionality passed through the FCC, causing confusion because it does not fit any current product lines. What could it be?
At its upcoming Oct. 4 event, Google is said to be unveiling the Google Wifi. The wireless router, which will have a starting price of $129, can ensure that all parts of the home will have a strong Wi-Fi signal.
Yahoo has confirmed that it suffered from a massive security breach that exposed data of at least 500 million users. For people with Yahoo accounts, here are the things to do to protect yourself.
Samsung claims that half of the recalled Galaxy Note 7 smartphones in the United States have been exchanged. Additionally, 90 percent of customers decided to get a replacement unit, as they seemingly have not lost their trust in the company.
Tesla Motors has filed a federal lawsuit against Michigan that claims to declare the 'anti-Tesla' law of 2014 as unconstitutional. If the company succeeds, there will be a significant impact not just in the state but across the United States.
Owners of Tesla Motors electric vehicles in Norway have filed a lawsuit against the company. According to the drivers, the Insane Mode of the Model S P85D is not fast enough.
Apple might not be buying McLaren, but new rumors suggest that it is now looking to acquire Lit Motors. The startup is developing the C-1, which is a self-balancing and all-electric motorcycle.
For users who are looking to root the upcoming Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones of Google, you might have to wait a while. Discovered code reveals that the current rooting methods will not work with the devices.
Waze is looking to provide drivers with information on tunnels through the new Beacons Program. The beacons that will be installed will utilize Bluetooth instead of GPS, as the latter is unavailable in underground spaces.
'Dark Souls III' developer From Software is working on a new Armored Core title and a 'weird' game, as described by President Hidetaka Miyazaki. With such projects in the pipeline, what does the future hold for the 'Dark Souls' franchise?
Microsoft is finally removing the Windows 10 upgrade nagware from Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 PCs. The deletion of the Get Windows 10 app and all related software comes in patch KB3184143, which can be downloaded through Windows Update.
Samsung said that over 500,000 Galaxy Note 7 replacement units will be made available in the United States today, Sept. 21. The arrival of the new batch of devices will hopefully further hasten the exchange process.
Nike will launch the HyperAdapt 1.0 in select retail locations. The price of the self-lacing shoes is not yet known, though that information should be announced soon.
Self-driving car companies are now required to submit a safety assessment letter to the NHTSA under the new guidelines of the United States. The safety assessment contains 15 points, and here they are in a nutshell.
Reviews of 'Forza Horizon 3' claim that the game is a fun open-world experience offering plenty of cars and a long list of activities. The title is set to launch for the Xbox One and Windows 10 on Sept. 27.
According to a report by IHS Markit, the cost to build the $649 32 GB model of the iPhone 7 comes to a total of $224.80. The figure is higher compared with the manufacturing cost of the iPhone 6s.
Facebook has purchased Nascent Objects, a small startup that specializes in modular gadgets. What is the social network's plans for the company and its modular electronics platform?
Apple changed the home button on the iPhone 7, a move that is considered an evolution of the 3D Touch design. To force reset the device or enter its Recovery or DFU modes, new methods are now required.
The OnePlus 3 just saw a successful launch recently, but OnePlus is said to be already working on the next flagship smartphone. Here is what we know so far about the OnePlus 4.
Riot Games will soon launch 'Mechs vs. Minions,' which is a board game based on 'League of Legends' lore. The game features 10 missions, with players taking on the roles of Tristana, Corki, Ziggs and Heimerdinger.
The replacement units reaching Galaxy Note 7 owners in the United States do not have blue S stickers and green battery indicators, which are previously mentioned signs of devices with no faulty batteries. Fortunately, there is another way to check.
The Department of Transportation will publish the country's first federal guidelines for self-driving cars on its website on Sept. 20. The new policies will require companies to pass a 15-point safety assessment before their vehicles are unleashed on public roads.