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A 4K HDR-compatible model of Apple's set-top box may be in the works, thanks to a tip from its own beta code.

Google now lets streamers enjoy music on its smart speaker without paying extra for Spotify Premium.

Instead of replacing your cracked screen, Motorola aims to regenerate it on the spot.

The iPhone maker is reportedly investing $1 billion to give 'Apple TV' a whole new meaning.

Updated Facebook is putting a fresh coat of paint on its mobile and desktop interface.

The retail giant is said to be contemplating prepackaged meals that can be stored without refrigeration.

It appears one Asus page has let slip two upcoming devices in the ZenFone 4 family.

Game makers can now be their own publisher through the Xbox Live Creators Program.

Home buttons are so 2016, as it appears Samsung might favor a pressure-sensitive display for the Note 8.

The new iPhone may skip the trend-setting color scheme, according to a trusted analyst.

Microsoft is introducing a customizable Home screen to get users right to their favorite games, apps and friends.

iPhone 8 isn't the only phone Apple may have in the oven as an iPhone SE update could be on the way in 2018.

To keep duds in the background, Google's digital marketplace is giving precedence to apps with fewer technical issues.

After teasing a high-priced handset with holographic display, we now get to see what the Hydrogen One is really like.

It appears that Google's mobile platform could be measure the juice on connected wireless devices such as headphones.

The iPhone moves closer to tapping into next-gen wireless networks.

Fans of tunes in tiny vessels are in for some bad news, as Apple discontinues the iPod Shuffle and iPod Nano.

One of the search giant's speediest features is going away, but you probably weren't relying on it much anyway.

Google augments search and Maps to bring news, updates, alternative routes and more when there's a crisis.

iRobot wants its vacuum bots gathering something a little more personal than dust and crumbs.

Google's Daydream Labs want to gauge the power of virtual reality as it relates to teaching practical skills.

The Boring Company has the unofficial go-ahead for a track that gets passengers from city to city in 29 minutes.

Apple patents a way for the iPhone's Touch ID sensor to contact emergency services quickly and more easily.

Google Hire helps businesses find job seekers within the familiar confines of G Suite, and it's now arrived in the US.

Amazon is already offering meal kits to selected Amazon Fresh customers in the US.