Self-driving cars: your complete guide By Michael Hicks, Michelle Fitzsimmons Updated How do self-driving cars work, are they safe, and when will they start appearing on our streets?
We got a behind-the-scenes glimpse of Death Stranding at Tribeca By Michael Hicks In Depth Everything we learned about the enigmatic PS4 exclusive at the Tribeca Film Festival.
PlayStation VR 2: all the latest PSVR 2 rumors By Michael Hicks, Vic Hood Updated PlayStation VR 2 plans are likely tied to the PlayStation 5 release date, so what exactly can we expect?
Why augmented reality is the future of smart toys By Michael Hicks IN DEPTH Toymakers see augmented reality as the perfect way to bridge physical toys and app-loving, screen-addicted children.
Hands on: Hasbro Star Wars Lightsaber Academy review By Michael Hicks Not yet rated Hasbro's motion-tracked lightsabers are a great entry-level gift for young Star Wars fans.
Tech toys 2019: the best new games and gadgets from the NYC Toy Fair By Michael Hicks The best tech, STEM and gaming toys of Toy Fair 2019.
Littlebits Droid Inventor Kit review By Michael Hicks Recommended This engaging DIY R2-D2 kit will interest kids and adults alike in learning how to code and build computers.
The macOS 10.14 Mojave changes you haven't heard about By Michael Hicks in depth All of the subtle or hidden macOS Mojave changes that will make your OS experience that much smoother.
Hands on: Sony Aibo review By Michael Hicks Not yet rated Updated We taught a disobedient robot dog to shake, play dead and dance – but is Aibo smart enough to be our new best friend?
Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter join forces for data protection and portability By Michael Hicks The Data Transfer Project will let you transfer your Facebook friends, emails, multimedia and more to rival services with ease.
Trump's China tariffs could inflate prices on Apple Watches, Sonos speakers and more By Michael Hicks Certain Chinese-manufactured devices could face hefty import fees (and jump in price) once the $200 billion tariffs take effect.
Samsung's foldable Galaxy X smartphone could launch in early 2019 By Michael Hicks Codenamed 'Winner', the phone sports a 7-inch screen, folds like a wallet and will cost much more than most other premium smartphones.
Apple drops doorbell category from its HomeKit accessories page By Michael Hicks August and Ring's 2016 promises for Apple HomeKit support remain unfulfilled.
Microsoft HoloLens and Times Square prove an odd mix for an underwater AR exhibit By Michael Hicks In Depth Acclaimed artist Mel Chin and Microsoft teamed up to augment a massive shipwreck sculpture with tech tricks and an environmental message.
Should I buy a Kwikset Obsidian smart lock? By Michael Hicks We break down whether you should pick the solid base option or the Alexa-supported premium smart lock.
Apple HomePod holds just 4% of the smart speaker market, according to analysts By Michael Hicks Amazon currently controls half the market, but Google, Apple and others are poised to catch up.
Parrot Anafi review By Michael Hicks With impressive camera specs and battery life – but no obstacle avoidance – Anafi could be a great choice for drone-flying veterans.
These are the best-selling VR games on Steam halfway through 2018 By Michael Hicks Lots of older and big name games top the list of the VR games you bought during the first half of the year.
Amazon patent describes anti-hacking measures to protect its delivery drones By Michael Hicks It’s the latest in a series of patents showing Amazon’s efforts to get its Amazon Prime Air program off the ground.
Amazon is adding 100 electric vans to its delivery fleet By Michael Hicks The Mercedes-Benz eVito van can carry a literal ton of goods up to 150km on a single charge for urban deliveries.
StumbleUpon has stumbled its last By Michael Hicks Launched in 2002, it generated 60 billion clicks to cool sites for bored net browsers.
Moss and more VR games are free right now for new Viveport subscribers By Michael Hicks Subscribe before July 8, and you'll get access to three free VR games, plus a library of hundreds of titles.
Facebook patent would have your TV tell your phone to secretly record you By Michael Hicks Facebook denies that it has ever used this patent, but the way that it's designed, we wouldn't know if they did.
Oculus Rift sales will continue as $500 million in lawsuit damages cut in half By Michael Hicks A judge found on appeal that ZeniMax can't bar Oculus from selling the Rift, despite allegedly stolen code.
Amazon is morphing your Fire HD tablets into Echo Show smart speakers By Michael Hicks Amazon Fire HD 8 and HD 10 owners can pre-order a wireless Charging Dock that will automatically put tablets in speaker mode.
