DT Focus presented by
Everything you need to know about Google Glass
Google's experiment in wearable tech has become the envy of geeks everywhere, but how exactly does it work? Get up to speed with our quick guide to Glass.
Featured Stories
Microsoft reverses its controversial Xbox One online connectivity and DRM requirements
Microsoft reverses its controversial policies on Internet connectivity requirements and used games/game sharing on the recently announced Xbox One console in response to negative feedback from consumers.
Canon Pixma MG6320 Review
Canon’s Pixma MG6320 is a nicely designed three-function printer that will fit into any home. It’s packed with features, but to achieve the highest quality prints, you’ll have to invest in some Canon specialty paper.
- Pros: Terrific and accurate color – when using Canon photo pap...
- Cons: Ink cartridges seem to run out quickly, No USB port for ...
John McAfee explains how to uninstall McAfee Antivirus – with strippers, coke, and guns
John McAfee hasn't had anything to do with the dreaded McAfee Antivirus for more than 15 years, but that isn't stopping him from "explaining" how get rid of it in the absolute best way possible.
Stop ‘n swap: Tesla confirms swappable battery packs for Model S
Tesla's swappable battery pack could put an end to range anxiety, but first the California carmaker has to prove that it works.
A trip down the weird rabbit hole of Tumblr Girls
Tumblr girls are the superstars of the blog and reblog network. But their cultural ascension isn't always something to smile about, not even if it's for a selfie.
The best tech of E3 you might have missed
E3 2013 is in the books, and it brought us two new pieces of hardware, plenty of games, and much more. But while the big names stole the headlines, there were plenty of new pieces of tech that made a splash at the show.
Google Glass: Privacy officials from six nations ask Larry Page for more info
Privacy concerns surrounding Google Glass show little sign of going away with news that officials from six nations have sent a joint letter to Larry Page highlighting a number of questions they want answered about the high-tech device.
The HTC Butterfly S, complete with 5-inch 1080p screen and an UltraPixel camera, is official
HTC has announced the Butterfly S. It's the follow-up to last year's HTC J Butterfly, one of the first phones with a 5-inch, 1080p displays, which went on to become the Droid DNA.