Apple unveiled its iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus Wednesday, taking the bold move of removing the headphone jack on the devices and launching new wireless AirPods.
Sony is unveiling a slimmer, lighter, cheaper version of its PlayStation 4, as well as a Pro device targeted at hardcore gamers that features high-resolution images and a 1-terabyte hard drive.
The strangest products introduced by Apple today at its glitzy San Francisco media event were the AirPods, a pair of wireless earbuds that aren't connected to each other by a cord.
Now that Apple has confirmed that the new iPhone 7 will not have a headphone jack when it arrives in stores Sept. 16, Apple fans are preparing to enter the age of wireless headphones.
Whether you're an iPhone fan or not, and whether you're buying the iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus later this week, you should really be excited about the phones' most annoying new feature: the removal of the headphone jack.
Amid reports of Galaxy Note 7 devices either catching fire or exploding, Samsung last week initiated an unprecedented recall for its high-profile and initially high-praised phablet.
Researchers at Wageningen University are using satellite data to produce heat maps showing which of the world's tropical forests might be in trouble. The results could help people intervene before it's too late.
Michigan would no longer require that someone be inside a self-driving car while testing it on public roads under bills up for a vote in the Legislature.
All eyes will be on San Francisco’s Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Wednesday when Apple hosts its latest product launch, which is expected to mark the iPhone 7’s eagerly-anticipated debut.
Questions are being asked of Apple's hiring practices after a highly respected former engineer at the tech giant was turned down for a job at Apple's Genius Bar.
"What is dead may never die" has now become a catchphrase for Twitter, too. Or rather, for a hacker group known as "Spain Squad" that has discovered a method for resuscitating suspended and inactive accounts on Twitter.