We’ve already taken an extensive look at all the options and interface changes in the new and unreleased Google Photos app that should be decoupling f… by Rita El Khoury in Applications, Exclusives, Leaks, News

More than 60% of Americans still wash their laundry in warm water. It’s a practice that’s as costly as it is environmentally unfriendly. What’s more, it doesn’t make our clothes appreciably cleaner. Here’s why you should make the switch to cold water.

Taco Bell and Pizza Hut say they’re getting rid of artificial colours and flavours, making them the latest big food companies scrambling to distance themselves from ingredients people might find unappetizing.

The Nexus 6 was a break from the past for the Nexus program with its high price tag and massive size, but it was probably an emergency replacement after th… by Ryan Whitwam in Exclusives, Leaks, News, Nexus Devices, Rumors

Google’s current Photos app uses some image processing smarts to piece together auto-awesome compilations and Stories, but the new Photos experience p… by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, Exclusives, Leaks, News

Trucks could haul cargo from Canada through the United States to Mexico and back navigate border crossings without the need for passports, visas or even a driver to steer them if a proposed driverless trucking corridor becomes a reality.

When you picture a consumer drone, something bulky with four or six props à la DJI probably pops to mind. But the folks behind a new model on Kick

We’ve already taken a brief look at Google’s upcoming Photos app and discussed how it will be able to employ link sharing, but there are still ot… by Liam Spradlin in Exclusives, Google, Leaks, News

Google keeps patiently improving the ecosystem surrounding the Chromecast and its various software tie-ins. But the latest trick is casting not to a gadget… by Michael Crider in News

We gave you an overview of the new Google Photos app earlier today, but there’s a lot more to see than can be covered in a single post. We’re breaking some… by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, Exclusives, Leaks, News

We’ve been hearing for a very long time – virtually ever since Vic Gundotra left Google+, with more rumors springing up recently – that Photos would be spl… by Liam Spradlin in Exclusives, Google, Leaks, News

Working in the IT department is often a thankless job. You’re like the invisible behind-the-scenes worker who is only noticed when something breaks—and then you’re blamed for it. Here are seven misconceptions about tech support reps and the IT department you should know so you can work better with the IT guy or gal.

The number of Chromebooks that shipped worldwide in 2014 totaled 5.728 million units, according to the research firm Gartner. Shipments of Chromebooks worldwide reached 5.728 million units in 2014, according to a new report from the research firm Gartner. 72 percent of those Chrome OS notebooks went to education customers. A whopping 84 percent of Chromebooks were sold in North…

We’ve been following the development of Google’s Hangouts Chrome app for quite some time. The project referred to as Ultraviolet in August later… by Bertel King, Jr. in Applications, Google, News

YouTube blew more than a few minds last October when it rolled out 60 frame-per-second video playback on the site. Gamers especially flocked to the frame

The ‘Fresh Prince’ alum and ‘Dancing With the Stars’ champion will take over for Tom Bergeron.

If you enjoy getting the latest TV shows from EZTV, you may want to stop that now, and not just because it’s illegal. It’s also more risky, because the h

There are a zillion digital photos in the public domain and scientists have just figured out something very cool to do with them. A team from Google and

B.B. King, the blues musician considered one of the greatest guitarists of all time, died late Thursday at his Las Vegas home.