Sony’s new premium-only TV strategy is either crazy or genius
Sony is shooting for a premium-only paradigm, opting for a program that prioritizes quality over quantity. But will the strategy work?
Why smart clothes, not watches, are the future of wearables
Smart clothes are the perfect solution to the wearable problem. They'll make you look stylish, not like a cyborg.
Oil, watercolor, or pixels? Why artists will flock to Apple’s Pencil
When paired with the amazing Apple Pencil, the iPad pro will be powerful enough to take on the Wacom tablet and become the digital canvas of choice.
Stagnant? Nah. PCs are improving faster than you thought
Today's software often doesn't need a powerful PC to run smoothly, but that doesn't mean progress is slowing. In fact, the home PC is rapidly advancing.
Why the end of New Music Tuesday signals the true death of the CD
CD shipments are declining by tens of millions each year, and the shift to New Music Fridays will further push music toward the Web and digital media.
In defense of laptop batteries: Why they deserve some respect
Laptop batteries rarely grab headlines, but that have changed. Today's slim, attractive and long-lasting notebooks wouldn't be possible without them.
We may not need 5G Speeds by 2020: Here’s why
A roundtable discussion was held at the Future of Wireless international conference asking the question "Do we need 5G?" It turns out that while we as tech fans always want the latest, 5G is one case where we could be being duped.
3 reasons Apple bowed to Taylor Swift’s demand to pay artists
Taylor Swift called out Apple Music for refusing to pay artists during the service's forthcoming free trial. Hours later Apple backed down -- but why?
Dear smartwatch makers, what the hell is wrong with you?
Smartwatch makers like Apple and Samsung need to start asking hard questions. Namely: Why would anyone want a smartwatch?
E3 2015 proves to be one small step forward for womankind
2014 saw controversy as women brought attention to their representation in games and the industry. E3 2015 showed a positive response to that call to action.
Windows 10 just might save the Xbox One
Xbox One had a terrible launch, but fans need not worry. Windows 10 is coming to the rescue with new features and quicker development.
Stop! Why it’s a bad idea to buy an iPad, for now
The new multi-tasking feature in iOS 9 may look like a compelling reason to go out and pick up an iPad Air 2, but you should wait for the iPad Pro instead.
Stratos’ futuristic credit card could simplify your wallet, but not yet
The Stratos smart card stores all your credit cards in one very secure piece of plastic. We used the Stratos card for a few weeks to test out the credit card of the future.
Will iOS 9 finally let the iPad replace your laptop?
Apple has announced that iOS 9 will bring multi-tasking to the iPad at long last, but are dreams of replacing your laptop achievable, or overly optimistic?
What Thunderbolt 3 means for the future of PC connection standards
With an extensive list of major tech companies backing it up, Thunderbolt’s future looks brighter than ever.
Will free upgrades wreck Windows 10 for geeks?
Windows 10 will turn into a walled garden. Most Windows 10 users won't be able to delay or defer updates. They will also have to accept promotional apps.
Windows 10 has seven editions – here’s how to tell which is for you
Microsoft's Windows 10 comes in seven different editions. That may sound like a recipe for confusion, but we've made the proper choice easy to understand.
Can Microsoft outsmart Google in search?
Microsoft's search engine now powers around 1 in 5 desktop searches in the US, and Bing's focus is shifting. Could Bing win the search engine battle?