The weather’s finally starting to look like spring here in New York City, and it’s time to really put those fitness trackers to good use. For those who rely on a Pebble watch to keep track of their paces, health monitoring gets a bit better today, with version 3.12 of the smartwa … | Continue reading

Slack is trying to outdo Google, Facebook and Twitter with its own app sign-in button. Debuting alongside its new Quip integration, ‘Sign-In with Slack’ is a dedicated log-in feature that works just like those from social media entities: you tap a button, which accesses your cred … | Continue reading

Google has teamed up with artist Jeff Koons to make a series of Nexus phone cases featuring his recent sculptures. There are three cases in total — all considered to be a "limited edition" — with each featuring one piece from Koons' "Gazing Ball" series.These are all part of Goog … | Continue reading

Starting Tuesday, the Royal Bank of Canada and the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce, two of Canada's biggest banks, will allow their customers to use Cupertino's mobile payments app, reports the Financial Post. The remaining trio that completes Canada's Big Five — TD, Bank of M … | Continue reading

An additional 1,284 objects spotted by NASA’s planet-hunting spacecraft Kepler are confirmed planets, agency astronomers said today. That brings the total number of verified exoplanets from Kepler to more than 2,000 — more than doubling the amount spotted by the spacecraft. "We h … | Continue reading

The first time I tried out drone racing at CES 2015, it was still a largely amateur affair, with events put on by racing groups or sponsored by companies directly involved in the drone industry. In the year and half since, drone racing has become far more mainstream — securing ve … | Continue reading

Samsung Brasil made a promo video showing off how it can keep pro surfer Gabriel Medina connected to his smartphone when he’s out putting in a training session on the waves. Now, some of you are going to disagree with me, but I think Samsung’s really missing the point here. It’s … | Continue reading

Date: 10/05/2016Electric lights ensure Europe’s cities glisten and sparkle, with architectural wonders lit up for all to see . The downside to this permanent glow is the energy that the cities’ buildings consume. Construction materials, such as glass, regular concrete and steel, … | Continue reading

A group of researchers have devised a way for people to create their own control interfaces for household appliances. They say their RetroFab system is so simple anyone can use it, although I don't exactly think that's the case, especially considering most people don't have a M … | Continue reading

Do visitors believe what they read on your site? Are you a credible company with a credible product? You might be sending the opposite message. | Continue reading

What does the future of the financial services industry look like? The founders of two startups with two very different answers to that question took the stage at the TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2016 conference this morning to discuss how they’re planning to disrupt traditional brokera … | Continue reading

Have you reached the maximum amount of sales possible? Never, is the right answer to this question. Branding your company is just as important as SEO. | Continue reading

Adobe Acrobat and Acrobat Reader just got more useful for those who store files across an array of cloud storage services. Adobe today is announcing that all users can now open and edit PDF files stored inside Box and Microsoft OneDrive, right from within Acrobat and Acrobat Read … | Continue reading

Sue Googe is a 2016 Republican candidate who hopes to represent the 4th Congressional District of North Carolina in United States Congress. Also, her surname looks like the Google logo — especially as it's written on her campaign signs, which use a font that's identical to Googl … | Continue reading

The government agency in charge of New York City's JFK, Newark, and LaGuardia airports has sent a scathing letter to the Transportation Security Administration criticizing growing passenger wait times at the three airports, some of the busiest in the country. Additionally, the le … | Continue reading

After announcing the mid-range 5C last week, Huawei subsidiary Honor is back with a high-end device called the V8. The V8 runs Android 6.0 with EMUI 4.1, features a 5.7-inch Quad HD display, an octa-core Kirin 950 processor, 4GB of RAM, and 64GB of storage (there is also a 32GB v … | Continue reading

For better or worse, Twitter is the home to a lot of harebrained ideas, a great example of which is the @TweetXstitch account. It creates framed representations of some of the dumbest, funniest and most memorable moments at Twitter, taking ephemeral tweets and immortalizing them … | Continue reading

Uhoo's smart air quality sensor is the newest addition to the ever-growing world of the Internet of Things. The air monitor, the subject of a crowdfunding campaign on Indiegogo, can track and detect temperature, dust, humidity, air pressure, ozone, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide … | Continue reading

Robot dogs that you can control via remote are certainly fun, but they fall short of the kind of realism we expect from modern-day automatons. What we really want is a pet that doesn't need to be walked, but will come when called.WowWee's CHiP could be that robo-dog.SEE ALSO: Thi … | Continue reading

Despite gripes about the usefulness of Facebook chatbots, “tens of thousands” of developers are building them, Messenger’s head of product Stan Chudnovsky revealed onstage at TechCrunch Disrupt NY. And, 2,500 Shopify merchants have Facebook chatbots too, showing e-commerce compan … | Continue reading

Unsatisfied with that 128GB microSD card you just bought for your smartphone? You're in luck, because Samsung has just unveiled its new 256GB microSD card. | Continue reading