Season 2 of The Boys premieres September 4 and the Amazon Studios series doesn't disappoint when it comes to shocking scenes, according to the show's cast.
Google's Chrome Web Store has evolved rapidly over the last two years to fight spam and frauds. But for developers, the abrupt shift has been frustrating.
By the end of 2020, Google Play Music will officially be no more. Before then, users will need to find a new streaming home. Which service should you pick?
There's a lot that goes into creating the ideal backyard home theater system, and it takes careful planning and building to get it right. Here's how we did it.
WeChat’s future in the U.S. hangs in the balance following an executive order by President Trump, sending shockwaves through Chinese-American communities.
We look at the three main areas in which robots are interacting with our food: the farming stage, the processing stage, and the cooking and serving stage.
Your air conditioning system isn't likely to give you coronavirus, but an unclean system can exacerbate other respiratory problems that may put you at risk.
The use of in-game photography to document digital landscapes is booming. This story is a survey of some of the artists who pioneered this burgeoning art medium.
The pandemic is changing the traditional gym. People are still afraid, so there's been an increase in adoption of home gyms, connected apps, and subscriptions.
The cast and creators of the Netflix series Cursed explain how it explores King Arthur's saga from a fresh (and female) perspective to make it feel new again.
Robot vacuums like the Roomba i7+ create a map of the layout of your home and use this information to more efficiently clean and navigate your living spaces.
Black creators who have long been using their platforms to speak about inequality say that it is now up to their new audiences to help sustain social activism.
Do you dream of never having to park your car again? STEER's aftermarket self-parking module adds autonomous driving to regular cars for a budget price.
On this episode of Robots Everywhere, we take a look into where we are now and we are headed when it comes to full deployment of robotic delivery systems.
Nothing compares to a live music performance or the excitement of a meet-and-greet event, but KCON:TACT 2020 came surprisingly close. This is what it was like.
Police departments and lawmakers have finally admitted that 'non-lethal' shock weapons can kill. They're also expensive and pointless. Let's get rid of them.
We take a look at the safety measures around public transportation and flying, and how those industries are aiming to tackle the spread of the coronavirus.
We can now control all individual household robots through one robot, creating a single point to guide the tiny army of individual robots around the house.
Waymo paused its Waymo One service due to the coronavirus pandemic, but it's ready to welcome back workers and riders, and it expects to keep growing in 2020.
The smart light bulb made it easier for us to control them, but they've been slow with innovations of late. The future does hold some promising possibilities.