Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Robo friends for Fido, a smart motorcycle helmet
Check out our roundup of the best new Kickstarter and Indiegogo projects and product announcements that hit the web this week.
The winery of the future looks like something Bruce Wayne would run
Palmaz Vineyards in Napa Valley uses state-of-the-art technology to monitor everything from the condition of grapes to the temperature of the fermentation vats.
To shoot photos this epic, sometimes you’ve gotta break some ankles
Once a professional climber, Tim Kemple decided to change gears and start photographing extreme sports. We sat down with him to learn why.
They can’t all be zingers: 8 absurd sci-fi predictions that never panned out
Not every film gets its future predictions right. Here are eight sci-fi movies and TV shows where things didn't pan out as Hollywood guessed.
Deer Tick returns from hiatus with a double-barreled dual album release
Deer Tick is stronger than ever, as evidenced in their two new albums. Acoustic songwriting dominates Vol. 1 and punk-like abandon thunders forth on Vol. 2.
Between the Streams: Star Wars: Return of the JJ, Emmy predictions, ‘Mother!’
This week on Between the Streams: Star Wars director shakeup, the Jennifer Lawrence movie Mother!, Blade Runner 2049, the Emmys, and more!
Will we see an electrified Lamborghini? One man has until 2030 to figure it out
The head of Lambo's R&D department tells us how the brand will adopt its parent company's strategy and produce an electrified Lamborghini.
How Zoic’s VFX magic brought winter to ‘Game of Thrones’ and gave Arya a new face
Zoic Studios visual effects supervisor Mat Krentz discusses his team's VFX work on Season 7 of HBO's Game of Thrones.
8 times that movie and TV sci-fi got the future right
Sci-fi movies and TV don't always get the future right. But they don't do badly, either, as this list makes clear.
Goichi Suda talks building ‘Travis Strikes Again’ in the long shadow of Zelda
We sat down with Travis Strikes Again director Goichi “Suda51” Suda to discuss the important issues of the day: Zelda, Smash Bros, and indie games.
Why build a $7,000, 2TB graphics card? AMD explains its monster Radeon Pro SSG
The AMD Radeon Pro SSG has 2TB of memory, making it the most storage-heavy graphics card in the world. What would you use it for?
Here are 6 old technologies Apple wants you to think are revolutionary
Apple’s iPhone X, Apple TV, and Apple Watch may have looked hot at their September 12 announcement, but the technologies inside are already old.
How to use variable speed on YouTube — and the process behind it
In a string of updates, YouTube now allows mobile viewers to speed up or slow down the video with variable speed. Here is how.
Even Apple haters can’t afford to ignore the iPhone X launch. Here’s why
Every Apple event is anticipated, but the the iPhone X and iPhone 8 launch looks set to justify the level of hype surrounding it.
Like IKEA, but way easier: ‘Campaign Furniture’ perfects fancy flat-pack furniture
Campaign Furniture is crafting high-end, flat-pack furniture solutions that can be sent overnight and perfects the art of no-assembly.
High-tech, tricked-out tiny homes bring new meaning to the simple life
Many tiny homes are showing up with built-in technology. From smart light bulbs to retractable awnings, bringing the bling is the new name of the game.
Here’s how Apple’s new Files app works in iOS 11
With the launch of iOS 11 quickly approaching, we explored the new Files app -- which seamlessly stores your files across all your devices.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Aquarium robots and LED globes
Check out our roundup of the best new crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week.
How do you get kids into coding? Tynker and Parrot let them use it to fly drones
Educational software maker Tynker has partnered with drone maker Parrot to teach kids coding skills using drones and simple software.
VR web browsing needs revolution more than evolution
Browsing the internet in VR today is easier than ever, but we're going to need more than new hardware to make it preferable to the good, old-fashioned desktop PC.
What is AptX HD and can it save wireless audio? We test it to find out
AptX HD is the newest audio technology that promises to help increase the sound quality from Bluetooth headphones to CD-quality resolution. We’ve put it to the test.
Furious times call for furious songs on ‘Shade,’ Living Colour’s righteous return
Living Colour’s new genre-defying album Shade examines a constant dialogue about what it’s like being an American in today’s topsy-turvy modern times.
802.11ax is Wi-Fi built for tomorrow’s hyper-connected home
Here’s everything you need to know about 802.11ax Wi-Fi, a faster, more reliable standard said to deliver four times the bandwidth of current wireless internet.
Is ‘Destiny 2’ any good? For many players, it doesn’t matter
Every gamer seems to have an opinion one whether Destiny 2 is good or awful – but with millions already playing, does it really matter?
How Vicis developed Zero1, the high-tech helmet that could save the NFL
Vicis hopes to drastically reduce concussions in football with its helmet, the Zero1. We went behind the scenes to see innovation in action.
How far can I drive this thing? Mercedes’ Concept EQ app battles range anxiety
The Mercedes-Benz EQ Ready app makes dull statistics more meaningful by showing users which trips they could cover on battery power alone.
The feed in your Google app is about to get a whole lot more personalized
Google first launched "the feed" in the Google app late last year, but a new update introduces some big improvements.
Digital actors will never replace humans, says Andy Serkis (and he would know)
The man behind characters like Gollum, King Kong, and Caesar discusses his new Jungle Book movie, and Planet of the Apes video game.
Watson tracked every serve, set, and save to show you the best of the U.S. Open
For 25 years, IBM worked with the USTA to offer insight into the action of the U.S. Open. Now, Watson is giving fans truly unprecedented access.
Lowe’s prints comic books imagining sci-fi futures — then makes them real
The Lowe's Innovation Lab is building our sci-fi future, merging 3D modeling, AR, VR, and even additive manufacturing with retail.
From Alexa to massive OLED TVs, CEDIA 2017 blueprints the future of home theater
CEDIA is where the homes of the future are born. Here's a rundown on the trends we expect to see on the floor at CEDIA 2017.
Vivaldi is the best web browser you’ve never used
The Vivaldi web browser is a newcomer in a crowded market, promising tools for power users. We dive in to see if Vivaldi should be your next default browser.
‘Twin Peaks’ explained: Finale offers little closure, many questions
In a bizarre, often disorienting finale, 'Twin Peaks' gives up no easy answers. Here's what happened, and what it could mean.
Get ready to get weird with the best indie games of PAX West 2017
Indie games have always been a big part of PAX, but this year brought out some of the best we’ve seen. Our picks for Best Indie Games of PAX West 2017.