Lewis Leong

Tim Cook says AR will be bigger than VR - is it only a matter of time before we see what Apple's working on?

Aren't ad blockers supposed to stop ads, not serve them? Yes, but Adblock Plus has its reasons.

Samsung revealed its software update plan in a South Korean newspaper today.

Now you can show off immersive photos of all the cool places you've visited.

Amazon could bolster Prime Instant Video with live sports, something Netflix has said it's not interested in.

The new iPhone lacks a headphone jack, creating a sticky situation for users. Now, there's a solution.

In a first, Apple is keeping a tight lip on first-weekend figures.

Rumors point to a new Microsoft Surface PC that will debut at an event next month.

PlayStation's most powerful console ever will be your new entertainment hub.

Finally, HBO and Netflix recommendations are available on the Amazon Fire TV and Fire TV Stick.

Apple's rumored AirPod wireless headphones may ditch Bluetooth for its own tech.

The company stripped the gimmicks of its original earbuds to make an affordable version for the masses.

Thankfully, Google caught some of these erroneously flagged sites.

You'll be able to choose your favorite Pokémon to receive special in-game perks.

In Depth The rocket, which had a Facebook Internet.org satellite onboard, exploded during pre-flight tests.

You can now quickly share live video with your friends in Facebook Messenger.

Google's carpool service already costs less than Uber, but will an expansion compete with the king of ride sharing?

The smartwatch platform receives big UI changes and better iOS support.

Sonos finally lets you control music with the Spotify app, and plans to add voice controls next year.

Microsoft has squashed a bug that misreported the Surface Pro 3's battery capacity.

New leaked documents reveal Roku's plans for its updated line of streaming media boxes.

Reggie Fils-Aimé says Nintendo will do a much better job explaining what makes the NX so special.

Updated Apple and Spotify are at odds over everything from the App Store to artists. Here's what it means for you.

Governments are buying malware from companies to spy on journalists and activists.