Source: Gizmodo

Ah, First World problems, you have way too many of the latest iPhone models lying around (basically the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 6 Plus), where one is capable of...

Apple's iPhone 6 Plus uses chips from Qualcomm, Skyworks Solutions , Avago Technologies, and other companies, according to gadget repair firm iFixit, which pried one of the devices open in...

For all the neural-controlled, bluetooth-enabled and sport-specific prosthetics humanity has designed over the years, one thing remains constant: most of of them are lousy for climbing rock faces. Design student...

While most smartphone makers are trying to replace the dedicated digital camera, Panasonic is coming from the opposite direction with the Lumix Smart Camera CM1. As the Lumix naming scheme...

One might reasonably expect the White House's cybersecurity coordinator to know a thing or two about IT. But according to Michael Daniel, his lack of technical expertise actually gives him...

Android fragmentation appears to be on the decline as a pain for app developers, but that doesn’t mean that there isn’t a panoply of different devices running Android out there....

Fall is around the corner, which means a new version of OS X is almost here. That also means a new version of Parallels, the software that lets you run...

We’ve already explored the benefits of Google’s modular phone from a consumer perspective, but what about the potential applications for business, emergency response and even the military? That’s what Vanderbilt’s...

Microsoft announced that it would be working with its partners to release ultra-low-cost Windows laptops just over a month ago, it looks like HP will release one of the first...

Motorola is all set to unveil its Moto 360 watch at a press event in Chicago on September 4th, but it looks like Best Buy has let the cat out...

Earlier this week, photos claiming to be of a new Lightning cable with a reversible USB connector surfaced. The images were said to be sourced from Apple supplier Foxconn, and...

Can you make a 3D-printed saxophone that's a fraction as heavy as a "normal" one but sounds, to the untrained ear, virtually the same? Yes. I mean, you probably couldn't,...