Also today: What helped execute the big internet DDoS attack on Dyn last week, and Samsung looks to double down on their now tarnished Note phone lineup.
Also today: Microsoft stock peaks, we're glad you bought some all those years ago; first trailer for last film in Wolverine trilogy, Logan, lands online.
Plus: Elon Musk says Tesla will install upgraded Autopilot in every new car, ESA works to find reason for possible loss of its Schiaparelli Mars lander.
Also today: Misfit's new analogish smartwatch is the perfect fit if you don't want a smartwatch, and get up to date on AI with an in-depth look at the tech.
Also: Google gets out their political microscope and a DT staffer wades into the belly of the tech toy beast to hunt down a battery in Shenzhen, China.
Also: VW recalls hundred of thousands of VW and Audi cars over fuel leak concerns, U.K. leader bans Apple Watch from meetings over Russian hacking fears.
Also today: Amazon rolls out a new Fire TV streaming stick with Alexa voice control baked right in, and rumors around the iPhone 8 are already swirling.
Also: news outlets sue to learn how the FBI hacked an iPhone (and how much it cost), and there's no better way to wrap up summer than with drone surfing.
Also: Pandora revamps their basic paid tier with a new price and new features, Sony breaks cover on a trio of high-end video and audio bits at CEDIA 2016.
Here's a recap of what Apple announced today during their annual fall product update event. Hint: add headphones to your floppy disc and CD junk drawer.
Plus: McDonald's pulls kids' fitness bands from Happy Meals, giant (and quite curvaceous) new airship takes to the skies for the first time over England.
Plus: Intel's Project Alloy disconnects VR from the PC, stirs in AR goodness, and H/P looks to assimilate gamers with their new Omen X cube-shaped PCs.
A hot-rod drone with a high-powered heart, Twitter shuts down account belonging to Breitbart tech editor, Microsoft reminds you to upgrade again and again.
Lenovo debuts two new Motorola phones but there's a big catch for buyers. Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro phablet does the Tango, Google looks at super-fast wi-fi.