The Samsung brain-controlled TV prototype is meant to help people with physical disabilities. Will we someday be controlling all our devices with our brains?
Finally, Samsung gave a preview of their foldable phone. No longer just a rumor, we now know many of the exciting details of the Samsung Foldable Phone.
Cooking notifications don’t have to be annoying if you’re using Opera on Android. A setting was added allowing you to automatically hide the cookie alerts.
For most of their history, drones have been primarily associated with warfare, but now they’re actually being used for a very different task: saving lives.
Walmart is adding an AR scanning tool to their iOS app to help customers conduct product comparisons at the store by passing their phone over the shelves.
TV streaming is up more than 200 percent in one year, meaning if you’re a cord-cutter and tuning in to your Hulu on your Roku more often than not, you’re not alone.
Google Recaptcha 43 is an updating version of the verification tool and will no longer require participation on the part of the visitor to the website.
While Apple has missed its shot to be the first foldable phone on the market, Apple’s second patent has been approved after it was filed two years ago.
Google has decided that in Europe they will be charging Android device manufacturers to use their suite of apps to strike back against regulators fining them.
It turns out subscriptions are becoming a large problem for the iOS App Store. These are offered to users in a very sneaky way that Apple actually encourages.
Google identified a security glitch in Google+ back in March 2018 and is now shutting down the service. Here’s what you need to know and how it affects you.
Walmart has applied for a patent for a smart shopping cart. Biometric, it will provide data on your shopping habits as well as your heart rate and when you slow down.
Facebook is jumping into the smart speaker business with Portal. But can you trust Facebook Portal after all the social network’s missteps over the past few years?
Ford Motor Company has joined other companies on working on autonomous car plans. The Ford patient could leave the control of your car to a smartphone.
