More in Tech - Page 1568
What I learned from using Snap Spectacles as a marketer, tech geek and a dad
"I love the convenience of having a video camera ready at any moment."
By Alec McNayr
NBC's smooth-talking Keith Morrison is the new voice of Waze
Driving just got a lot more interesting.
These wired earbuds fix one of the most annoying things about the iPhone 7
They let you listen to music AND charge your iPhone 7 at the same time.
By Raymond Wong
'His Dark Materials' author tweets back at fans who can't wait for his new books
It's not a prequel, or a sequel.
Canon's new cameras are perfect for Casey Neistat wannabes
These are the vlogging cameras you're looking for.
By Raymond Wong
Viral selfie-morphing FaceApp launches on Android after huge iOS success
Now everyone can smile.
By Yvette Tan
Let's turn off Magic Leap's mixed-reality hype machine
Come back when you have more than special effects and glowing praise from friends and investors.
Huawei to launch P10 flagship phone on February 26
A new smartwatch is coming, too.
What a Snapchat phone could look like
These concept designs envision what a Snapchat phone would look like.
New low-power chips could put voice control everywhere
This could make Siri and company much more useful.
Qantas now lets you use Foxtel, Netflix and Spotify while flying
#Content at 35,000 feet.
By Ariel Bogle
This fake Michael Flynn Twitter account is so convincing even lawmakers are confused
It has [Parody Account] in its bio.
By Sasha Lekach
Siri will pretend to be the Batcomputer if you say this word
Siri got a Lego Batman-themed update.
By Karissa Bell
Now you can climb Mount Everest in VR
Falling ice cliffs, precarious mountain ladders and stunning vistas, all without risking life and limb.
Jack Dorsey's Valentine's Day gift proves at least someone loves Twitter
That makes at least one of us.
By Kerry Flynn
Snowden sends an unexpected Valentine's Day tweet
Even in cold and kleptocratic Russia, living with the knowledge that his home government would like to charge him with violating the Espionage Act, Edward Snowden decided to send a little Valentine's Day tweet.
Please, Facebook, don’t ruin our love stories
Do we really need to put a stamp on love?
Alone tonight? Why not go on a date with Amazon's Alexa?
Amazon's voice assistant makes a surprisingly pleasant companion for the evening.
Julian Assange tweeted for the first time, as if the world needs more tweets
Perhaps he thought the world needed another highly partisan person tapping out 140-characters.
