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Meet BB-8 – the app-enabled Droid that’s as authentic as it is advanced. BB-8 has something unlike any other robot – an adaptive personality that changes as you play. Based on your interactions, BB-8 will show a range of expressions … Continue reading →

Not content with its last attempt at unified messaging, Google is going the other way and releasing even more messaging apps.

New research into HIV vaccines could have found a good target for antibodies — but what does that mean, exactly, and why might this be different than the cures that have come (and gone) in the past?

Google’s new Daydream platform is designed to create a vibrant Virtual Reality ecosystem on Android, and has support from most of the major hardware vendors.

Google Home is the search giant’s attempt to bring its voice action capabilities to the living room.

For a limited time, Dell is offering up a 34% total discount on the new XPS 8900 desktop PC. With a new Skylake CPU, incredibly fast DDR4 memory, and plenty of room for expansion, you’ll be hard-pressed to find a … Continue reading →

As Nvidia closes in on the first birthday of the Shield media streamer, the company is promising 4K and HDR updates as part of its version 3.2 software upgrade: Netflix and YouTube, specifically. Nvidia said the next update will support … Continue reading →

Poor performance helped kill Google TV, but so did a lack of support from the major networks and other video providers. Google appears determined not to repeat that mistake with its successor, Android TV.  Google said that “many” new apps … Continue reading →

Poor performance helped kill Google TV, but so did a lack of support from the major networks and other video providers. Google appears determined not to repeat that mistake with its successor, Android TV.  Google said that “many” new apps … Continue reading →

Netflix’s Fast.com utility makes its war against poor speeds from Internet service providers(ISPs) very personal. The popular video streaming service’s web-based tester can tell you the download speed from your home to Netflix servers. Fast.com is dead-easy to use. Just point … Continue reading →