Pinterest tests a new design, Apple’s iOS 6.1 update is ready to download, Twitter bans porn searches on its new Vine app, details emerge about a cheaper, plastic iPhone, Google Maps fills in North Korea details, and Google is offering 3 million dollars in prizes to hack its Chrome operating system. Related Links: Pinterest testing […]

Vine has a porn problem, the Pentagon’s cybersecurity force will expand fivefold, the ban on game consoles may be lifted in China, Google is being sued by Apple users in the UK, a new 128GB version of the iPad may be imminent, and The Anne Frank story is now a multi-media experience. Related Links: Oops: […]

You want to know all the best in tech from the past week but you don’t want to have to look for it, right? Never fear. We’ve trolled the matrix to find the coolest, weirdest, and most interesting tidbits of the past 7 days. Have at it.

Unlocking your cell phone becomes illegal, online activists are fired up about Skype eavesdropping, Sony is fined for PlayStation hack, Anonymous hactivists are sentenced for Operation Payback, a French court orders Twitter to give up racist users, and Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak doesn’t like the new jOBS film. Related Links: Unlocking Cellphones Becomes Illegal Saturday […]

Apple sells a record number of iPhones, Google releases its latest Transparency Report, Twitter is expected to launch a new video-sharing app, a study finds that Facebook makes people unhappy, and the Steve Jobs biopic starting Ashton Kutcher gets a release date. Related Links: Tim Cook boasts Apple sold ’10 devices per second’ last quarter […]

“Gangnam Style” racks up $8 million on YouTube, Mega beats out DropBox, Samsung Galaxy 8.0 image leaked, Microsoft Surface Pro tablet gets a release date, GoPro and ESPN partner up for the X Games, and Apple removes 500px from its App Store for nudity. Related Links: Google: Psy’s ‘Gangnam Style’ has earned $8 million on YouTube […]

You want to know all the best from around the Web in the past week, but you don’t want to have to look for it, right? Never fear. We’ve trolled the matrix to find the coolest, weirdest, and most interesting tidbits of the past seven days. Have at it.

Google announces a 1.6 billion dollar London office, TSA plans to remove body scanners from airports, Apple’s smartphone market share may peak in 2013, new electronic pillbox text you reminders to take your pills, and Sprint announces plans for 4G LTE in 28 more cities. Related Links: Google to build new UK headquarters in London, […]

Facebook announces free calling for iPhone users, U.S. Attorney Carmen Ortiz defends the prosecution of Aaron Swartz, the FAA grounds Boeing’s 787 Dreamliners, Mediafire offers Android users 50GB of free cloud storage, Twitter opens an office in Brazil, AmazonMP3 hits the iPhone, Safari turns 10, and Google denies that a Street View car killed a […]

Facebook announces Graph Search, Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren proposes Aaron’s Law, Apple stock hits a 9-month low, Dell plans to reinvent its computers, and Tesla announces plans to open 25 more stores. Related Links: Facebook adds Graph Search, a new way to find content and new friends on the social network Congresswoman Proposes “Aaron’s Law” In […]

We cringed through the flamboyant press conferences, fought our way through the show floor, and handled the hardware. Rest assured, parsing through gadgets from 3,000 companies spread across the indoor equivalent of a small city is no easy task, but it has its own rewards. For example, we can now tell our insanely rich friends […]

Windows 8’s adoption rate is worse than Vista, Canonical announces an Ubuntu smartphone, Microsoft acquires home automation company R2 Studios, iOS pirate community Hackulous closes shop, a new iPhone 5S rumors suggest 2 screen sizes, and more. Related Links: Windows 8 adoption rate reportedly worse than Vista Ubuntu goes mobile: OS for smartphones officially announced, […]

Nokia is in talks to make a Windows RT Tablet, Nintendo TVii app is launching December 20, Kodak sells off its patents for 525 million dollars, Microsoft is promoting Kinect to the military, and Instagram says it has no plans to sell user’s photos. Related Links: Nokia Windows RT tablet to rise from the ashes […]

We look back on the year in gaming controllers, and offer our pick of the best of the year.

As the year comes to an end, we run down our choices for the best gaming peripherals of 2013.

You want to know all the best in tech from the past week but you don’t want to have to look for it, right? Never fear. We’ve trolled the matrix to find the coolest, weirdest, and most interesting tidbits of the past 7 days. Have at it.

Apple plans to build iMacs in America, Amazon will improve Kindle Fire for vision-impaired users, The Washington Post and DailyBeast are considering a paywall, YouTube launches a new and simpler homepage, and Volvo plans to compete with Google in autonomous driving. Related Links: Tim Cook says a line of Mac computers will be manufactured in […]

Steve Jobs Biopic will premiere at Sundance, iTunes opens up for 56 more countries, Lumia 920 sales are reportedly soaring, Jelly Bean is released for AT&T Galaxy S III owners, and Cut The Rope’s developer releases a new game. Related Links: jOBS: Kutcher’s Steve Jobs biopic to get first screening at Sundance Apple’s iTunes music […]

Microsoft’s next Xbox gets a name, Google’s Eric Schmidt gives parenting advice for the digital age, Apple’s “spaceship” campus is delayed, New York replaces payphones with touchscreens, and Yelp outs companies that pay for good reviews. Related Links: Microsoft’s next console will just be called Xbox, play Blu-rays Google’s Eric Schmidt Tells Parents To ‘Have […]

Intel CEO Paul Otellini retires, Burger King plans to deliver in NYC, a U.S. Congresswoman crowdsources legislation on Reddit, U.S. Cellular announces unlimited LTE plan, and Windows 8 sales are reportedly ‘slow going.’ Related Links: Intel CEO Paul Otellini retiring after 40 years Burger King to deliver in New York City Congresswoman Zoe Lofgren courts […]

Want a taste of Starbucks-quality lattes right in your home? Now entering the premium espresso machine market is the Starbucks Verismo system, just in time for the holidays.

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You want to know all the best in tech from the past week but you don’t want to have to look for it, right? Never fear. We’ve trolled the matrix to find the coolest, weirdest, and most interesting tidbits of the past 7 days. Have at it.

We have five copies of XCOM: Enemy Unknown to give away two for the PS3, two for the Xbox 360, and one for the PC via Steam.

Related Links: Steve Jobs remembered 2013 Dodge Dart, Subaru Crosstrek, Hyundai Santa Fe, Lexus ES: Top Safety Picks Sony suspends sales of new Xperia Tablet S, not as splash-proof as first thought James Bond turns 50 AT&T to get a slew of new gadgets: Four Samsung LTE devices coming to AT&T, including the Galaxy Note […]

We have five copies of NBA 2K13 to give away, including two for the PS3, two for the Xbox 360, and one copy for the PC via Steam. Read on for how you can enter to win.

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We have five copies of Borderlands 2 to give away, two for PS3, two for Xbox 360, and 1 for PC! Read on to find out how you can enter to win.

Apple has made it clear it's going Google-free come iOS 6 - but is that something we really want? Writers Jeffrey Van Camp and Molly McHugh debate that merits of an all-Apple iPhone.

The 2012 Olympics in London are being called the first “social media” games, but is a welcome revolution, or the end of a golden era?

In this edition of DT Debates, we take a look at whether or not the Worldwide Web is a help or a handicap for new innovation.

Writers Ryan Felming and Natt Garun duke it out over whether businesses, like movie theaters or restaurants, should be allowed to jam customers' cell phone signals.

The INSTEON LED bulb is energy efficient and can be controlled solely from your iPhone or Android devices. We go hands-on with this latest tech to show you if it's too good to be true.

Writers Ryan Fleming and Caleb Denison debate the merits of cloud gaming and whether it's ready to steal the console's spotlight.