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German site claims some monitor makers are down-rezzing 4K monitor panels, Apple may debut upgraded AirPods, we have some design idea changes for the next iPhones.
Now you can start losing your digital car keys as well, Instagram (and by extension, Facebook) takes aim at YouTube with the new IGTV app, and Apple wrestles with their complicated wireless charging technology.
Apple fined millions by Australia for 2016 'Error 53' debacle, Elon says everyone is out to get Tesla including a disgruntled worker, Google's Messenger gets a long-awaited Apple-ish feature.
Apple says tech from RapidSOS will pinpoint your location in a 911 call, Microsoft snaps up student video maker company FlipGrid, we bring the bump and new audio tech to a DT staffer's mature car.
Rescue the princess and find true (retro) love as Donkey Kong comes to the Nintendo Switch, Grayshift says they can beat Apple's new security move, foldable Samsung phone may be just months away.
Jaguar gives their new electric car a bit of a buzz, Apple plans on blocking new way law enforcement accesses locked iPhones, Sony has its hands full of complains about Fortnite access on the Nintendo Switch.
Sony rolls out a slate of new - and occasionally odd - game titles at E3 2018, HTC's u12 smartphone is a bit too touchy, and Apple may join Club USB-C next year.
The Halo franchise gets a sixth installment and will be Win10 PC playable, Elon Musk says the new Roadster will get rocket thrusters, we review the powerful Alienware 17 R5 gaming laptop.
Facebook flubs again and makes millions of private posts public, we drive the new and improved Lexus ES models, MIT cooks up a psychopathic A.I. and gives it a perfect name.
Amazon Fire TV Cube is set to assimilate your home and TV systems, Parrot's new Anafi drone can look up as well as down, manned Kitty Hawk Flyer takes to the air.
Facebook is in dutch with the Feds over data sharing with Chinese companies, an Apple app may turn AirPods into budget hearing aides, Sony debuts the sixth generation of their popular high-performance RX100 pocket camera.
Despite all the news out of Apple's WWDC, smart home tech seemed to get short shrift. Plus: Qualcomm turns their 845 chip up to 850 for laptop duties, and ASUS may be showing the way forward for the lowly touch pad.
Microsoft's big purchase overshadows Apple's WWDC event, we take a loving look at a brightly colored laptop line from yesteryear, and Nvidia channels George Jetson to pump up the robot revolution.
The tech world braces for Apple's WWDC conference on Monday, teens flee Facebook, but where are the going? And hints are surfacing that Fortnite will land on the Nintendo Switch soon.
Reports suggest Apple has a secret lab near chipmaker Intel's Oregon HQ, twitter user seems to easily defeat face unlock feature on the OnePlus 6, Audi e-tron EVs cruise the streets of Geneva.
The Nintendo Switch goes full Pokemon with new games and a nifty controller, leaked images of Motorola's new phone look oddly familiar, and we go behind the scenes at an Amazon Fulfillment Center to see how your TP and other orders get delivered so quickly.
Apple may be going to OLED screens for all future iPhones, iOS update will expand Apple's AirPlay and HomePod capabilities, PUBG sues Fortnite maker Epic games, and a Star Citizen upgrade that costs as much as a new car.
Amazon says Alexa incident was a series of unfortunate coincidences, beloved minor Star Wars character to get a Stories movie, we chat with Brit zombie comedy icon Simon Pegg.
Apple hooks up with Volkswagen to shuttle employees in self-driving vans while Uber hits the brakes on their autonomous car efforts. Also, we play around as androids in Quantic Games new game Detroit: Become Human.
HTC U12 Plus smartphone takes on the iPhone X and Galaxy S9 spec-wise, Apple opens the door for users to check on data the company has collected, Razer brings speed to laptop gaming with a new external GPU device.
New Subaru Ascent acquits itself nicely, but can it measure up to the competition? New hardware bug for Intel on the heels of Spectre and Meltdown, new HTC U12 Plus smartphone breaks cover a day early.
Leaks indicate a new Apple iPhone might take the form of an old Apple iPhone, Microsoft snaps up an AI development company in the wake of the Google Duplex demo, and crowdfunded headphone maker Ossic shuts off the lights on backers.
Google Duplex has people (and digital assistants) talking about talking to robots, Google may also be eyeing an entry into the smartwatch market, the latest Boston Dynamics robot is going to need some of those marathoner stickers.
Data-freedom loving politicians attempt to find workaround to save net neutrality, hard times hit ZTE in China as trade war spools up, the hills are alive with the sounds of luxury coming from the new Rolls Royce SUV.
Robocalls are going to be a lot more convincing in the near future, Cortana and Alexa will be friends - for now, Apple trims back some weeds int he walled App Store garden.
Google's annual I/O tech show kicks off in California, new rumors for the next round of Apple iPhone X models, self driving semis may beat self-driving cars to the finish line.
Microsoft Build 2018 developer conference is less sweaty but more cloudy, Apple iPhone X FaceID failures get a quick cure, Vudu streaming app gets an upgrade as Disney squabble is settled.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg says Facebook might be a good place to find that special someone, we rock out with the new LG G7 ThinQ smartphone, teen's Apple Watch might have saved her life.
A key player leaves Facebook - possibly over data issues, Fortnite Season 4 arrives with a bang (and a crater), $200 Oculus Go VR headset preorders sell out quick.
The latest update for Windows 10 brings Timeline and Focus features, Square buys website maker Weebly, and it only took 19 Marvel movies to lead up to Avengers: Infinity War, which opens today.
New Snapchat Spectacles feature numerous upgrades and a possible high-end model, TV maker TCL dials up a couple of 4K bargains, Microsoft shows off object manipulation in Hololens augmented reality.