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Netflix is testing a 'Skip Intro' button to help shave precious seconds off your binge watching marathon.

Spotify may soon have more listeners ponying for the service's top tier, as the free end is about to get limitations.

Swatch might be known for old-school timepieces, but the watchmaker is making its own wearable operating system.

While Amazon's Alexa is a well-known component of the Echo, the digital assistant is making moves to new devices.

Proper specs are crucial to a good VR experience, and Nvidia's latest tool can help see if your rig has the right stuff.

Two years since VR content first graced YouTube, the service looks to improve quality without killing your bandwidth.

Brand-new iPhones already cost a pretty penny, but the iPhone 8's rumored 3D Touch screen may push that trend further.

Apple appears to be prepping its latest batch of tablets - and one of those models could be announced in less than a month.

The social network makes it clear that using data to monitor users is a no-no following cases of law enforcement surveillance.

After dropping support for older devices, PlayStation Now is bringing in a newer console's worth of streamable games.

Virtual reality is shaping how we watch gaming content, and YouTube's new playlist has 80 examples to prove it.

Imagination Technologies has unveiled its newest graphics processing architecture, which may appear on future iPhones.

Beleagured by the NES Classic Edition's short cables? Just bought a brand-new Nintendo Switch? You're in luck!

Watch designer Movado and others are preparing new Android Wear 2.0 device for the fashion forward.

YouTube has announced a new television streaming service that beams in live television from dozens of major networks.

GDC 2017 AMD held its Capsaicin & Cream event today to demonstrate what's next for the graphics technology firm.

Arguably even more useful than ordering pizza, Amazon's smart speakers may one day tell users apart.

GDC 2017 It appears LG is entering the VR gaming ring with the likes of HTC and Oculus, thanks to a little help from Valve.

GDC 2017 In a warm-up to E3 2017, here’s what we hope to see from Microsoft, Nintendo and more game makers.

Google is getting rid of its default texting app, making way for a new one called Android Messages.

Auto tech developer Harman announces the first successful use of Apple's in-car interface sans cable.

Samsung begins mass production on a new processor that handles gigabit LTE, 4K video recording and UHD VR.

Verizon has revealed plans for the first customer trials of its newly built 5G network.

Microsoft continues its trend of being a tad slow in the phones department.

Mixed reality videos help show off VR experiences, but Google wants to see through that face-blocking headset.