Eric Chiu

Gradient Ventures will focus on investing in startups who work with artificial intelligence.

Amazon is highlighting several drones for its Prime Day 2017 promotion.

[hold for ed] Amazon has launched a new program that'll help you install and set up smart home devices.

Oculus has dropped the price for its Rift virtual reality headset.

Self-driving car startup Faraday Future will halt plans to build a long-awaited self-driving car factory in Las Vegas, Nevada.

The massive $85 billion AT&T-Time Warner merger is up in the air thanks to uncertainty from the Trump administration.

The iTunes Store has struggled to maintain its leading role for video sales and rentals.

A smart home speaker automatically called the police during a domestic incident in New Mexico.

Qualcomm has filed a patent dispute lawsuit against Apple and wants iPhone sales and imports to be halted.

Sony's PlayStation Now streaming game service will now feature PlayStation 4 games for the first time.

Google has dropped the Blocks 3D modeling app for Oculus Rift and HTC Vive owners.

The University of California Irvine will launch a varsity 'Overwatch' team later this year.

A new patent from Apple details how potential AirPods models might include high-end biometric tracking.

Nintendo's latest retro console reboot remains popular and the SNES Classic is difficult to pre-order.

Nvidia and Chinese search giant Baidu will be extensive partners on several machine learning and AI-related product areas.

Apple is developing a way to unlock your iPhone using facial recognition, a new report says.

Analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has given several predictions about what the Apple iPhone 8 will and won't include upon its expected fall release.

British regulators found that a partnership between AI startup DeepMind and the National Health Service didn't do enough to protect patient data.

Abu Dhabi International Airport will no longer be subject to a U.S. ban on laptops in the airplane cabin.

Qualcomm demonstrated a fingerprint scanner that was integrated into a smartphone screen last week, but it'll be a while before the tech comes to consumers.