‘Star Wars’ does indeed take place in the future. Nonetheless, the technology featured in the film franchise also exists today in real life, in one form or another.
Xiaomi is expected to finally release their long-awaited Mi 5 handset early next year. Rumors on the Internet point to a smaller screen, a physical home button, the first Snapdragon 820 processor, and more.
The next version of Android could be named after an Indian dessert. Google's CEO, Sundar Pichai, even says he'll ask his mom for suggestions.
Huawei is set to crack into the American market with its own line of smartphones - the high-end Mate 8 and the cheaper Honor 5X. Its best success in the U.S. so far is in Google's flagship Nexus 6P.
Facebook is taking a crack at Meerkat and Periscope with its Live feature. Now it’s available for users, brands, businesses, and others with verified Pages.
What is today's high-end specs will eventually become tomorrow's midrange feature set. As a result, because of the fast pace of technology, $400 can bring in a lot of tech in the palm of our hands.
With Netflix Socks, you can keep your feet warm without worrying about dozing off and missing your favorite Netflix show. These high-tech socks will pause your show in case you fall asleep.
Microtransactions have arrived on 'Call of Duty: Black Ops III.' A recent update enables gamers to continue playing to receive new items or shell out real cash to purchase the items right away.
Joining the A3, A5 and A7 will be Samsung's biggest addition to its Galaxy A-series, the A9. With a 6-inch screen and a whopping 4,000 mAh battery, this phone is huge in size and in features.
NASA could one day send more robonauts into space. But for now, earth-bound operators had been using the PlayStation VR headset and PlayStation Move to practice controlling robots.
As more and more people buy into Apple's hardware and software, the more hackers will be tempted to take cracks at OS X and iOS. Symantec, in fact, reports that is indeed the case as Apple's software continues to receive more malware attacks than previous years.
Baidu, is now testing its own driverless car. Using a modified BWM 3 Series, the Chinese search giant developed a self-driving car that successfully completed an 18.6-mile trip around its headquarters in Beijing.
Besides the iPhone and Galaxy S6, what are the other top notch smartphones of 2015? We list them here, of course, in no particular order.
The Pixel C proves that Google can indeed manufacture well-designed devices. Surprisingly, it's the software that runs the Pixel C that makes it fall short of being a true tablet-laptop replacement.
Breaking ‘Final Fantasy’ tradition, Square Enix has partnered with Epic Game to supply the gaming engine for the ‘Final Fantasy VII Remake.’ The game, teased heavily over the past week, features a new battle system and will be even released in multiple parts.
The first quarter of 2016 is going to be an exciting one with the expected release of Apple Watch 2 and the iPhone 6C. Of course, these are all just rumors, but details about each device that has surfaced online is enough to make some of us super curious about what Apple has up its sleeve.
Blizzard's ‘Overwatch’ will cost at least $40 but any post-launch updates to the game will be free. That includes new heroes and new maps, too.
Microsoft is doing sneaky stuff to get users to upgrade to Windows 10. Reports say the company has an aggressive two-step process planned to get users to automatically upgrade from Windows 7 and 8.1 to Windows 10.
The Nexus 6P is cheaper with Huawei. Over the Chinese company's U.S. website, customers can get around paying taxes and even get free shipping for the device that should arrive at their doors before Christmas if they order now.
Microsoft is making its Chakra JavaScript engine (which powers its Edge browser and many other products) open source. By doing so, the company hopes to develop deeper relations with the developer community and improve its own products at the same time.
Sony is slashing a one-year subscription to its PlayStation Now network by 55 percent. For just $99, gamers will have access to hundreds of PS3 games and other contents on PS Now for a whole year.
Honda is expected to bring back its much loved 1999 S2000, finally. Expected in 2017, the new S2000 is even rumored to have a Type-R variant that may just blow it past its competition between the Mazda MX-5 and Fiat 124.
The iPhone 7, Galaxy S7, LG G5, Project Ara, Surface Phone, and many others are expected in 2016. Which will be the best? We'll have to wait and actually get them in our hands first, but here's what we expect.
One day, SSDs may be just as affordable as old magnetic platter spinning hard disk drives. Over the years, prices for SSDs have fallen so significantly that analysts predict newer computers will be equipped with SSDs instead of HDDs.
Asus claims that its ZenFone Zoom can outperform Apple's iPhone 6S Plus. With a 13-megapixel, 3X optical zoom and a 10-element lens, the Taiwanese company may just have a winner on their hands.
Free Stars Wars-themed Google Cardboard viewers are available today for Verizon customers. Supplies may not last long, considering how the 'Force Awakens' hype is getting bigger as film's debut nears.
Released in November, the inevitable comparisons between the Apple Pencil and stylus pens from other companies are bound to happen. Here, we'll briefly discuss the Apple Pencil versus Wacom's Cintiq system and Samsung's S Pen.
Grand Theft Auto just got a free upgrade and it's free. In a PC mod for the game, The Pinnacle of V upgrades the game's visuals to 4K and a long list of other tweaks make for markedly improved and different gameplay.
Just in time for the Tokyo Olympics in 2020, Japan's NTT DoCoMo hopes to bring 5G to the masses. With speeds of at least 2 Gbps, 5G technology will change the way we live our mobile lives in the future.
Cricket Wireless is continuing its Cyber Monday sale until Dec. 3. Included in its best deals, Cricket is offering three Samsung Galaxy S models with a 50 percent discount.