Let us loop you into this new 9.7-inch iPad Pro for $599
New rumors surfacing ahead of Apple "Let us Loop You In" event indicate a 9.7-inch iPad Pro will be introduced starting at $599.
YouTube and Google Play are now part of T-Mobile’s Binge On program
Google and T-Mobile buried the hatchet and worked out a deal that brings one of the biggest online video sites to T-Mobile's worry free video service.
Instagram implements big changes to users’ feeds, ditches chronological content
Announced today, Instagram will transition away from a straight chronological feed in favor of an algorithmically based one.
John Oliver tackles Apple vs. FBI debate on Last Week Tonight
John Oliver used his podium as host of HBO's Last Week Tonight to hilariously dig deep into the ongoing debate between Apple and the FBI.
Part speaker, part donut, Fluance’s Fi70 is a hi-fi system that makes a statement
The Fi70 is the most ambitious effort we've seen coming from online direct speaker maker, Fluance, yet. Everything about it is big, except the price.
Apple TV (2015) review
Apple may have come to the party a little late with the 4th Generation Apple TV, but the new streaming set-top box is an Apple fan’s dream.
Let us loop you in on what else you can expect from Apple’s next event
Apple's event is right around the corner. We know to expect a new iPhone, iPad, and something Apple Watch related, but what is the "loop" teasing?
What to expect from Apple’s March 21 event
Today's DT Daily looks at why everyone is so excited about Android N, scientists growing eyeballs from stem cells, and what Apple has in store for March 21.
Destinations on Google will plan out your next vacation
A new feature from Google leverages the search engine's wealth of resources to deliver flights, pricing info, and itineraries for vacation planning.
Samsung UN60JS7000 4K LED TV review
The JS7000 series represents more than just outstanding value; it redefines what should be expected from a TV in its class. Truly, a gorgeous TV at a remarkable price.
Samsung Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge reviews: Too gorgeous for their own good
Samsung's new flagship smartphones are gorgeous, powerful, and waterproof, but delicate glass, carrier locking, and carrier bloatware steal their shine.
The first successful malware for Mac targets torrent users
Researchers discovered the ransomware was hitching a ride on Transmission, a popular torrent client for Macs, and was most downloaded between March 4-5.
Amazon extinguishes encryption with Fire OS 5 update
The news comes amidst a heated battle between Apple and the FBI over encryption on Apple's iOS devices.
Amazon’s Echo ecosystem expands with the petite Dot and portable Tap speakers
Both miniaturized and less-expensive than the original Echo smart speaker, the Dot and Tap look to expand Amazon's reach into its customers' homes.
Apple will lean on recent federal judge’s decision as it faces FBI before congress
Apple will lean on recent New York federal judge's decision as it faces FBI before congress today.
The best headphones under $50 come from a company you’ve never heard of
The ADV.Sound M4 turned out to be a very pleasant surprise, and now sit toward the top of our best headphones under $50 list.
Netflix lays the crack-down on VPN users in Europe despite evasion efforts
Netflix is cracking down on VPN users, and whatever its doing is working. VPNs have found themselves unable to sneak past Netflix's location detection tools
Facebook ads are about to start looking and acting a lot different
The new platform allows marketers to create ads within Facebook, eliminating the need to redirect users to an outside website.
Apple vs. FBI: Inside the latest polarizing developments
Apple is apparently scurrying to permanently close the loophole -- or backdoor -- that the FBI says they want to exploit with an unhackable version of iOS.
Love it! Facebook launches reaction emojis globally
It isn't an unlike button, but it will have to do. Facebook now allows a range of emotional expressions to augment its like button.
Samsung Galaxy S7 vs. LG G5: Which flagship phone belongs in your pocket?
We pit the Samsung S7 against the modular LG G5 to determine which flagship smartphone should land in your pocket later this year.
Apple CEO and FBI Director square off in battle of wills over iPhone encryption
The battle of wills between the FBI and Apple continues to escalate, with Tim Cook calling on the FBI to drop its demands.
Google’s new stand-alone VR headset won’t need a smartphone or PC
Reports indicate Google will replace cardboard with a full-fledged stand-alone VR headset that won't rely on a smartphone or hot-rod PC to function.
Google’s AI is on the hook as self-driving car’s driver, says the Feds
Google asked the NHTSA for its interpretation of a handful of safety standards, and they said it would consider the self-driving system the driver.
Google gets serious about VR, will replace Cardboard this year with new headset
Google isn't going to sit in the stands and watch the VR game play out. The tech giant has its own plans, and that begins with a replacement for cardboard.
Apple will reportedly give you trade-in credit for your busted up iPhone
Apple is expected to start accepting iPhone's 5S and newer for in-store credit, even if they exhibit damage like a broken screen.
Facebook celebrates 12th birthday with Friends Day videos, faces plenty of media snark
Facebook is celebrating its 12th birthday as some media outlets take shots at the social media network, Apple is giving Android users a feature it doesn't allow its own iPhone customers, and a new app serves up a fresh Spotify playlist daily.
Marissa Mayer gets one more stab at saving Yahoo from getting sold out
Big changes at Yahoo mean some 1700 employees may lose their jobs. In a last-ditch effort to fix what ails Yahoo, Marissa Mayer is staying on as CEO.
This Bluetooth speaker-projector hybrid makes any wall a movie theater
Flicks is a conveniently portable Bluetooth boombox with a projector built right in, making just about any spot ripe for a pop-up movie theater.
Apple is working on a wireless charging solution for iPhone | DT Daily
Apple is reportedly working on a wireless charging solution that wouldn't require a special mat, but would charge its phones over a long distance.
Facebook banks $1 Billion in profit thanks to mobile ad revenue | DT Daily
Facebook pulled $1 Billion in pure profit last year, Apple has issued a recall on power adapters, and the iconic DeLorean is coming back in 2017.
Facebook is radically altering the Like button, adding a range of six reactions emojis
Facebook is making big changes to the 'Like' button, expanding it to all users to express a range of six different emotions.
Libratone’s new Zipps make setup a cinch, but can’t match Sonos sound
After two years of relative silence, Scandinavian speaker maker, Libratone, has returned with two new wireless speakers worth a serious look.
Livestream to Twitter with a GoPro and Periscope
Livestream to Twitter using Periscope and a GoPro, Trolls target iPhone users with a malicious URL, and Uber turns to a kids toy to pacify drunk passengers.