While fitness trackers, smartwatches and augmented reality glasses grab the headlines, a more discreet type of wearable tech has been quietly innovating behind the scenes – the hearing aid. We explain how the latest updates put hearing aids at the cutting edge of wearable tech.
Google will offer the option to set a different default search engine before launching your Android device, and the opportunity goes to the highest bidder. Learn more about the implications of this decision and whether it affects you.
Lenovo has launched a smaller Smart Display, as well as two tablet-cum-smart hubs, to help make smart home devices smaller and more manageable. We got to spend some time with the devices at IFA in Berlin.
Nearly half of all phone calls made in the US are from scammers, and the growing number of robocalls is a problem.
8chan's repuation, and its role in the latest shooting has seen one of its service providers, CloudFlare, withdraw it service entirely, forcing the site offline. After initially declining to remove its support from 8chan, CloudFlare quickly changed its stance.
Amazon has finally decided to kill the Dash button, its first experiment into smart home shopping technology, and all we can say is, it's about time. Learn more about how they're repurposing the brand and whether you can still use your device.
Worried that you don't already have enough online subscriptions with Spotify, Netflix, Hulu, Xbox Live or whatever else you're signed up for? Well, prep your wallet, Google is coming in hot with a subscription service for its Android Play store.
Phone manufacturers seem to keep flip-flopping on whether to include a headphone jack on their latest phones. In our mind, all phones should have one, or none at all. We take a look at the biggest culprits for phone jack flip-flopping to try and understand why they do it.
Apple is getting ready to announce the new iPhone for 2019. But given the few updates found in leaks, it's safe to say you sh
Samsung has unveiled its latest tablet, the Tab S6 - a 10.5-inch Android-driven device, which follows on from the Tab S4, with Samsung hoping that it will be able to challenge Apple's dominance with a list of new features such as an onscreen fingerprint sensor and keyboard case.
The iPhone XR and Google Pixel 3a are experiencing bumper sales and highlighting just how acute the problems are for Apple an
Apple could be releasing as many as seven new iPad models this year, according to filings made with the Eurasian Economic Commission. While details are scant, it looks as though the company is ramping up its tablet offerings, with new models coming in the Fall.
Firefox and the Tor Project are, apparently, working on developing a new private mode for Firefox with even more proection an
Foldable smartphones have had trouble in the early stages, but does that mean flexible screen technology isn't viable? We talk to a consumer tech testing expert to find out why the technology's bad start doesn't mean the future isn't bright.
The Justice Department launched an antitrust investigation into tech companies, specifically whether they acted in ways not responsive to consumer demands. Take a look at what tech companies have done to warrant such an investigation and whether or not they are trustworthy.
The Philadelphia police department plans to fire 13 officers for advocating violence through prejudiced social media posts. Thank the Plain View Project, a research project that has compiled a database of Facebook posts from more than 3,500 police officer accounts.
The 5G competition just got a little more heated, as Apple is reportedly in "advanced talks" with Intel to purchase their 5G
A newly-passed patent has revealed that Google is considering on a new 2-in-1 convertible laptop to rival the Microsoft Surface Book. So, is this new device real? When will it be coming? And will it be any good? We take a look at all the possibilities for this new Google device.
The EU has decided to fine chip-making giant Qualcomm over $270 million as part of an antitrust case that dates back ten years. The EU said that Qualcomm was selling its chips to Huawei and ZTE at a loss to squeeze out smaller firms — thereby abusing its position in the market.
CES, and its show runner CTA, have made policy updates to address the concerns of gender bias at the trade show, and they're a step in the right direction. But is it aiming for the wrong targets along the way?
FaceApp's viral images come with a policy offering little data privacy, a company based in Russia, and 80 million users' photos. Should we be worried? The app's backlash might not be entirely justified, but it definitely says a lot about how public opinion on photos has evolved.