Thanks To Google, Your iPhone Is An Awesome Virtual Reality Headset
Last year, Google created a virtual reality headset out of cardboard seemingly as a lark. Now the company is taking it seriously as a way to bring virtual reality to those with Apple iPhones or other recent smartphones.
Where To Download Android M (For Longer Battery Life, A New Charger, And Supercharged Google Now)
Android phones running Google's latest OS should get improved battery life and other improvements, the company said at I/O.
Need An iPhone Cord Now? Apple Stores Start Same-Day Shipping
The iPhone maker has a deal with courier Postmates to enable the service, starting in San Francisco.
Verizon Kills Early Upgrade Plan For iPhone 6 And Other Smartphones
Verizon's latest Edge upgrade puts an end to early smartphone and tablet upgrades after 12 payments.
Google I/O 2015: From Glass To Wave, The 7 Biggest Flops From Previous Years
Google's annual developer's event is this week. Here are some launches the company wants you to forget.
Tech Bubble: One Chart Shows Why 2015 Is Looking A Lot Like 2000
A flood of financing and IPOs are reviving a very fearsome word in Silicon Valley: "bubble."
Oculus Just Bought A Startup That Can Put Facebook (FB) On Your Wall
The Facebook subsidiary announced on Tuesday that it has purchased Surreal Vision, a British company specializing in augmented reality.
Google Invents A Car That Slows Down Like A Skier
A new patent granted on Tuesday shows how a self-driving car can slow down without putting on the brakes.
Google Invents A Self-Driving Car That Slows Down Like A Skier
A patent published Tuesday shows one way a self-driving car can slow down without putting on the brakes.
Dropbox Killer? Infinit's App Transfers Multigigabyte Files For Free
If you need a way to transfer a huge files from one computer to another, Infinit's service is free and fast.
Windows 10 Doesn’t Care What Type Of Phone You Use
Redmond's voice assistant goes cross-platform with two new announced apps for iOS and Android.
Five Mobile Apps For A Great Day At The Ballpark
Give these apps a look before you head out to the big game this Memorial Day weekend.
Why The Deed To Your House Could Soon Be A Bitcoin
Most people think bitcoin is a fringe digital currency, but major institutions are experimenting with its underpinning technology to track real estate and other assets.
Bentley, Tesla, Aston Martin, And Rolls Royce Sign Up For Nvidia (NVDA) Chips
There's a battle going on for the chips that will power self-driving cars, and Nvidia -- a gaming graphics company -- is in the lead.
Apple's Budget iPhone 5C Might Be Getting A Fingerprint Scanner
Cupertino's online store is showing pictures of a product that doesn't exist.
Google Launches Android Phone Cases With iPhone User Skrillex
Google announced new phone cases with electronic music star Skrillex on Wednesday. Too bad Twitter shows he's an iPhone die-hard.
This One Simple Trick Will Get More People To Look At Your Photos
A study from Yahoo researchers indicates the easiest way to get more people looking at your photos is to add a filter.
ARM Thinks Technology For Poor Countries Can Be Big Business. Here's Why
ARM makes the chips that power nearly every smartphone in the world, but CEO Simon Segars thinks ARM's technology can solve malnutrition or illiteracy. And there's big money to be made.
Will Google Let This Android Ad-Blocking App Into Its Walled Garden?
The most popular ad-blocking plug-in for Chrome and Firefox released a beta version of its new app, a standalone browser with ad blocking built-in.
Asus Zenfone 2 Preview: Intel's Best Chance In Years To Break Into Smartphones
A new Asus device is the highest-profile smartphone yet to feature an Intel processor. It's also the best -- but that's not saying much.
This Hack Is An Example Why Not Everything Needs To Be In The Cloud
HotSchedules, a software that schedules many service jobs across the U.S., was down for most of Monday afternoon.
Can QR Codes Kill Fakes? Alibaba Thinks So
Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba is under fire for selling counterfeit goods -- again -- but this time it plans to fight it with new bar codes.
Arrr! Pirates Won't Get A Free Upgrade To Windows 10
Microsoft's newest operating system will be a free upgrade for most, but people running a pirated version will have to pay to go legit.
China’s LTE Explosion Could Boost Some U.S. Tech Giants, But Great Firewall Still Looms
Chinese carriers continue to aggressively expand their networks, with government officials promising that prices will get cheaper and speeds will get faster by year's end.
Google's New Self-Driving Smart Cars Won't Break 25 MPH On Public Roads
After a week Google spent defending its self-driving car program, its built-from-scratch, robotic, smart car is about to hit the streets.
What Doomed Amtrak Train’s Black Box Will (And Won’t) Tell Probers About Fatal Derailment
NTSB investigators will pore over data from the Amtrak train's event recorder -- a process that could take weeks or even months.
This Bug Makes Apple Watch A Huge Theft Target
It's become clear that if someone steals your Apple Watch, there are no software barriers to wiping it -- the first step on the path to a resale.
PICTURED 5 Superfast Railways From Around The World That Make Amtrak Look Slow And Antiquated
So just how antiquated is Amtrak? We took a look at trains worldwide to find out.
Verizon Exec Who Led Net Neutrality Fight With FCC Steps Down
Executive vice president Randal Milch, Verizon's primary advocate during its battle with the FCC over net neutrality, will retire later this month.
One Big Way Verizon Will Change AOL: Net Neutrality Loses A Pioneering Ally
AOL was a big supporter of net neutrality, but soon it will be owned by Verizon — a company that's certainly not in favor of recently enacted policies.
