TECHNOLOGY

Towards the last few days of September, California released two major changes to their policy regarding self-driving cars.

Google officially unveiled the Mi Box with Android TV at Google I/O back in May. Xiaomi has finally launched its Mi Box Android TV set-top box in the U.S. 

Apple is getting ready to release three new versions of its iPad Pro by next spring.

Marketplace allows users to buy and sell items from a new tab located at the bottom of their News Feed. Here’s what you need to know.

Spur Projects is conducting the world’s largest mental health project starting Oct. 10 via a smartphone app with the goal to make all the data open source.

A student is claiming that his iPhone 6s Plus exploded inside his pocket. Meanwhile, the tech giant has been slapped with a class action lawsuit over its iPhone's reported "touch disease."

A painful condition that is becoming widespread is being linked to long hours of texting and playing "Pokémon GO."

Google's Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones have surfaced in online leaks that emerged ahead of the Oct. 4 launch event.

The “slimmed down version” of the messaging app is designed for basic Android phones and “for markets with slower than average internet speeds.”

According to a document seen by Reuters, EU regulators have already warned the company over anti-competitive practices involving its Android mobile operating software.

Digital games continue to be a hot trend, as digital game sales reached $6.1 billion in August, according to intelligence firm SuperData Research.

There’s only a few more weeks left until the launch of PlayStation VR, so it’s no surprise we’re already seeing new unboxing videos from Sony.

Apple's iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus are launching in South Korea this October.

Honda just took the wraps off of its 2018 Honda Civic Type R prototype, and it is definitely a head-turner.

Back in May, Google launched a carpooling service through its Waze product but it was only available to a “select group of employers” in the Bay Area.

Google’s October 4th event in San Francisco is quickly approaching, and there’s a lot to be excited about.

Earlier this summer, Nintendo announced that it will be relaunching its iconic NES console in the U.S. on November 11th. Now, Japanese gamers get to join in on all of the fun because they’ll be getting a mini version of the Famicom called the Nintendo Classic Mini: Famicom.

Google has extended its developer preview program for Android Wear 2.0, and today released the third preview of the platform for developers.

After reports of the Galaxy Note 7 catching fire, Samsung released a video apology for its U.S. consumers but only a brief statement for Chinese users.

BlackBerry is officially exiting the phone-making business and will instead rely on its third-party partners for its upcoming hardware.

Though Apple has yet to announce the official launch date of the MacBook Pro 2016 model, a report is claiming the redesigned laptop is set to debut on Oct. 24.

LeEco, which is being regarded as the Google of China, will finally be launching its products in the United States next month.

New details about the rumored iPhone 8 have emerged online.

Owners of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus handsets are complaining about these issues.

A new hero is joining "Paragon's" battlefield. Find out what he is capable of doing now.

Uber announced on Thursday that it will be partnering with Yext, a New York-based startup that helps businesses manage location-related information, to bring more ads to its consumers.

When Titanfall launched in 2014, it was missing one key feature: a single player campaign. The sequel, Titanfall 2, which is due next month, offers a campaign mode, and you can find out more about it here.

Google Maps for Android now officially supports hands-free voice commands. To use the new feature, all you need to do is make sure you update to the latest version of Google Maps app and Google app for Android. 

Microsoft Corp. announced on Thursday that it will be expanding its artificial intelligence efforts by launching the Microsoft AI and Research Group.