Technology

Lego bricks never get old, but that doesn’t mean we don’t want new ways to play with them. I love the Lego videogames too (especially Lego Batman and Lego Indiana Jones), because it’s so fun to run around the fully … Continue reading →

The iWatch won’t be an official product until it’s announced on the stage of an Apple press event, but a Thursday report lends more credibility to rumors that Apple’s smartwatch is imminent. Referencing various anonymous supply-chain sources, Reuters has reported … Continue reading →

Yes, you read that right. On Thursday Harley-Davidson unveiled Project LiveWire, a nationwide tour to introduce company’s first all-electric motorcycle. LiveWire is a prototype, to be precise, with few specs beyond a 0-60 in fewer than four seconds (gotta love … Continue reading →

You’d be forgiven for thinking Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos wants to compete with other phone makers with his company’s new Fire smartphone. But forget the multiple cameras and pretty 3-D-like effects, the device is really about selling more stuff. The … Continue reading →

Responding to more than a year of pressure, Google and Microsoft will follow Apple in adding an anti-theft “kill switch” to their smartphone operating systems, U.S. law enforcement officials will announce later Thursday. The commitment will be disclosed alongside new … Continue reading →

Starbucks is adding wireless chargings to its coffee shops, but it’s shockingly limited by a lack of compatible devices. Here’s how to make your phone work with them.

If you can find an Intel Core i5 laptop for under $500, you’ve usually found a decent deal. For today only, Toshiba is doing you one better, offering up such a laptop plus an extended warranty for just $450, a … Continue reading →

John Legere and T-Mobile want to make buying a smartphone more like shopping for a used car. And they mean that in the best possible way. On Wednesday, the company announced a new “test drive” program in which would-be T-Mobile … Continue reading →

Dish Network has begun shipping its Wireless Joey video distribution system to its customers. First announced at CES in January, the Wireless Joey consists of a wireless access point that connects to Dish Network’s Hopper Whole-Home DVR, and up to … Continue reading →

D-Link fired a shot across the bow of Belkin’s WeMo brand today, announcing not only a new Wi-Fi router, but a new motion sensor and a Smart Home app to manage all the products in its burgeoning connected-home portfolio. D-Link … Continue reading →