Moog’s new Model 15 app packs its $10K synth into the palm of your hand
Moog has launched a new app that recreates its classic Model 15 synthesizer.
New patent suggests the Apple Pencil could become much more than a stylus
Apple's latest patent indicates new functionality for the Apple Pencil, including Touch ID security and LiveScribe-like digitization.
What’s the most influential gadget ever? According to Time, it starts with an “i”
Happen to be an iPhone user? You also happen to use the most influential gadget ever released, according to Time Magazine's new list.
Believe it or not, Dish Network wants to fix your broken iPhone
Dish Network will now send a technician to your location to repair a screen or replace a battery on your smartphone.
To download, or not to download: Ian McKellen’s new app teaches you Shakespeare
Ian McKellen has a serious passion for Shakespeare, and he wants you to as well. In fact, he's just launched a new app to help you understand Shakespeare.
Put your hands together for one-handed typing mode in Google Keyboard update
Google Keyboard is a great keyboard app, but it has long been missing one thing -- one-handed mode. Not anymore!
The Knox-secured Samsung Galaxy Tab E is on pre-order from AT&T starting this Friday
Looking for a highly secure yet not-too-expensive LTE tablet? You can get the Samsung Galaxy Tab E from AT&T starting this Friday for only $10 per month.
Apple’s 3D Touch is so last year, Microsoft is working on something even cooler
Microsoft Research is developing pre-touch display technology that can sense the approach of your fingers in order to adapt the interface.
Thanks to an update, 2 million Chrysler cars are now compatible with Siri
Siri Eyes Free is now available to owners of nearly two million Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, and Ram models through a free download from FCA.
Can you subpoena a fingerprint? Debate over biometrics in court heats up
A Los Angeles judge authorized a search warrant for naught more than a woman's fingerprint to unlock her phone.
Got a closet full of clothes and nothing to wear? Cluise can help
Meet Cluise, your AI-powered personal shopping assistant that's helping you put your closet's best foot forward.
Weekly Rewind: Mars by 2018, a tragedy at Apple, and floating houses
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything.
99check wants to keep your kids safe with nothing more than a selfie
Meet 99check, described as "a simple utility for on-demand, selfie-based location-sharing between parents and kids."
The FCC is finally replacing old TTY tech with a Wi-Fi based solution
The FCC determined that it would replace the long-standing teletypewriter (TTY) devices that are currently with a real-time text (RTT) solution.
Want to wear Windows 95 on your wrist? You need an Apple Watch – and lots of spare time
Have a lot of extra time on your hands (not only to install it, but boot it too)? Then check out this installation of Windows 95 on an Apple Watch.
Sleepless nights for resellers: Apple may increase its retail presence in India
After years of not being able to open retail stores in India, Apple might finally have its wish granted and be able to open its stores in the country.
Epic Foundation’s new app lets you see where your donations are going
A new app called Impact from the non-profit Epic Foundation actually lets donors see where and how their charitable donations are being used.
External battery sticks to your phone to offer a slim and stylish package
A new external battery combines the slim profile of a battery case with the convenience of being able to quickly unplug an external battery.
These 11 Google Play apps are stealing your hard-earned cash
Be very careful which payment apps you download from Google Play -- a total of 11 apps were recently found on Google Play to be part of a phishing scam.
PayPal's Venmo is in trouble with the FTC
Venmo could be in hot water, and that includes its parent company PayPal. The FTC sent the payments company a Civil Investigative Demand.
New Android malware disguises itself as a Chrome update
A new infostealer is lurking out there, waiting to infect your Android OS. The malware dresses in an update's clothing and even hides in the Play Store.
Music videos aren’t the only new feature coming to Apple Music on Android
Apple Music has had support for music videos on iOS for some time, and now an update has finally brought the feature to Android.
FBI can still hack other iPhone 5C models on iOS 9, paid under $1M for technique
FBI Director James Comey alluded to paying more than $1 million for hacking into the shooter's iPhone. That figure is reportedly wrong.
Keyever's Windows 10 smartphone shocks the world by including a physical keyboard
Keyever unveiled its unnamed Windows 10 Mobile smartphone, which is the first Windows 10 smartphone to feature a physical keyboard.
Apple’s latest patent hopes to put an end to autocorrect fails
Apple was recently granted a patent that would allow the company to let you know when a word has been autocorrected.
Employee found dead on Apple campus identified; company offers sympathies
A body was found in a conference room of Apple's Cupertino HQ. No identification has yet been given, but early reports suggest a suicide.
Ads begone! Here’s how the Google Play Store will save you from in-app ads
Wish you knew if an app had ads before downloading it? Well, now you can, thanks to these new labels that Google is using on the Google Play Store.