Microsoft’s new live gaming channel Mixer takes aim at Twitch
Also today: DJI's new drone is extra handy, and some movie you may have heard of first came out 40 years ago today.
Check Point spells out hacking vulnerability of TV and movie subtitle files
Plus: Samsung sets its sights on the stars for its next S-series smartphone, we check out the capabilities of Garmin's new Virb 360 camera.
New Microsoft Surface Pro lands with more polish and power, but no pen
Also today: Nokia and Apple come to terms and then some, Dodge's jaw-dropping price tag for the Challenger SRT Demon drag racer/family car.
Google’s I/O party focuses on the future of all things Alphabet
Also today: AMD fires up it's VEGA GPU line, but gamers are gonna have to wait, and come literally fly with me - on my drone.
HTC debuts new ‘squeezable’ U11 halo smartphone
Also today: Amazon rolls out a new line of 4K UHD TVs with Alexa built in, Apple sends out OS updates to pretty much everything.
Lyft hooks up with Waymo just as Uber takes punches in court case
Also today: Smash hit video game Legend of Zelda set to go mobile this year, and the patent on a key piece of music software comes to an end.
Robot car wars: Waymo vs. Uber stolen tech lawsuit may head to Federal court
Also today: Microsoft Story Remix wants to stir up a video from your pictures and videos, surf's up all the time at a new kind of wave pool.
Graphics card maker Nvidia makes a play for machine learning and AI tech niche
Plus: Security firm detects keylogging program in some H/P laptops, and how many iPhones will Apple debut in September anyway?
Apple snaps up sleep tracker Beddit to help fill out Watch activity suite
Also today: Microsoft makes its case to developers, Snapchat's parent company faces first earnings report as a public company.
Who ya gonna video call? Amazon rolls out new Echo Show home hub with touchscreen
Plus: Google's new Fuchsia OS project is moving forward, and another iPhone 8 render surfaces on YouTube.
Apple’s Phil Schiller thinks those AI home hubs are missing something important
Also today: xfinity/Comcast rolls out a new wifi system, Intel issues a serious computer firmware vulnerability alert.
What iPhone 8? OnePlus may steal the show with their newest model
Plus: VR content creation market dynamics claim a pioneer in the field, Porsche goes for a leisurely spin on the track in their newest 911.
Still fun and bigger now than ever: Sci-fi icon Star Wars turns 40
Also today: Apple CEO Tim Cook ponies up a seven-figure assist for U.S. manufacturing, we review Blackberry's new KeyOne smartphone.
Microsoft debuts education-focused ‘Laptop’ laptop, but what did they forget?
Also today: Hulu's new service goes live, Facebook to hire a LOT more people more to combat offensive video posts
Blackberry is back with the cool KeyOne Android phone – plus that keyboard
Also today: Nintendo Switch sales numbers top expectations, Google plants a flag in Cuba.
While Twitter user base grows, shadow of Instagram looms ever larger
Also today: AT&T moves to set up "5G Evolution" cell systems, and is 'vertical farming' the next wave in home-grown food technology?
Google’s Waymo driverless vans pick up real people in big Arizona test
Also today: Vizio gets aggressive with new 4K TVs and it looks like Samsung is forging ahead with Note 8 smartphone plans.
KGI: Apple to show iPhone 8 this fall, but no phones in stores until later
Also today: Developer creates app that Samsung is not happy about, Larry Page's flying car investment results in a damp concept vehicle.
Facebook: Augmented reality glasses, not smartphones, are the future
Plus: Intel hustles to counter a resurgent AMD, Microsoft says it plans to cut down on your Windows 10 update downtime.
Lawsuit claims Bose is selling data collected by Connect audio app
Plus: Facebook's skunkworks is working on tech to let you type just by thinking, and it's 4/20 Day, so we're loading up on weed... tech.
Are you ready to go to Facebook’s ‘Spaces’ VR playground?
Also today: Nintendo to torture us with yet another hard-to-get throwback console? And we put the Samsung S8 smartphone to the test.
Can’t take a vacation? Travel the virtual world with the new version of Google Earth
Also today: We put a new gamin GPU from AMD to the test, Facebook F8 ponders the present and the future issues around social media at F8.
Microsoft: Shadow Brokers’ hack exploits have already been patched
Plus: Microsoft assures Windows users after Shadow Brokers hacking tool episode, how tech and food intersect in DT series The Future of Food.
Is Samsung readying a toughened-up version of the Galaxy S8?
Also today: Nintendo makes a questionable decision regarding a very popular product, we take the OneWheel Plus rideable for a cruise.
Dodge uncorks the 840hp SRT Demon muscle car, with seating for one
Also today: T-Mobile customers may get their new Samsung Galaxy S8 smartphones ahead of the debut date, but a key feature may not quite work.
AMD puts price pressure on Intel with capable series 5 CPUs
Also today: Another company is hit hard by Apple's future plans, Microsoft drops the Win10 Creators Updates to the masses, we have a review.
Google looks to LG for Pixel OLED screens after Apple’s big order with Samsung
Also today: Cops will go green (but still pretty fast) with new hybrid pursuit cars, Google turns to LG for OLED screens for new Pixel phone.
Nvidia unleashes the Titan Xp graphics card – and it’s for Macs too
Also today: Google takes aim at "fake news" search results, we test out a slick new 360 camera made for iOS devices.
Microsoft powers up Project Scorpio as 4K console gaming era nears
Also today: Can't get enough Comcast in your life? Here comes a whole lot more. Plus, Apple buries a rival in a massive iPhone parts order.
Facebook is using image-recognition tech, human reviewers to combat revenge porn
Plus: Boeing and Jet Blue invest in a startup developing electric passenger planes, AT&T plays an ace in the battle of unlimited data plans.
Remember the Mac Pro? So does Apple, and it says a new one is on the way
Also today: Verizon creates a company to manage AOL and Yahoo!, then gives it an odd name, and ISPs can now say all your bits belong to us.