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Apple Inc. said its App Store generated record revenue of more than $20 billion for developers in 2016, as that business roughly maintained its growth rate even as iPhone sales volumes declined.

Huawei's Mate 9 is coming to the U.S., and it's bringing Amazon's Alexa voice assistant along for the ride.

Riding a bike. Taking a coffee break. Opening a tube of paint. They may sound like simple actions, but for people with disabilities, these activities can pose challenges that make it hard to live independently.

TV enthusiasts love OLED TVs for their remarkable picture quality.

Is that a demon or angel lurking by the side of the road?

The Navdy, a device designed to help busy drivers use their phone and simultaneously pay attention to the road, is on show at CES this week.

Securing your home network has become more important than ever, especially if you found a new smart-home device under the Christmas tree this year, and Symantec plans to help you out with a cool geodesic-dome-shaped router.

BenjiLock's forthcoming device will allow users to utilize up to four distinct fingerprints when it launches in the third quarter of 2017.

Mark Zuckerberg sets a personal challenge for himself every year, and the one for 2017 sounds more suited to a political candidate than a tech CEO: In a Facebook post Tuesday, Zuckerberg said he wants to have visited all 50 states by the end of the year.

LG is hoping to impress TV shoppers with yet another new piece of technology, but at least this one doesn't have a confusing acronym.

Have you ever bought something perishable from the food store, eaten some of it and thrown the rest in your fridge only to find it two weeks later brown and mushy? Now there’s a device that is meant to prevent waste by helping you keep track of what food is in your fridge and when it expires.

Remember when smart TV capability was a step-up feature you had to pay extra for?

Toymaker Mattel is planning Aristotle by Nabi, a smart baby monitor device that can also interact with your toddler and answer his or her questions.

Televisions with LED/LCD-lit screens have had some obvious drawbacks—limited viewing angles, blacks that often look gray, and brightness issues that sometimes make dark scenes look cloudy.

Some of the hottest tech coming to CES this year includes home robots, Super UHD TVs, and the latest in PCs.

What if your room on a cruise ship were to unlock automatically as you approach, or if the wait staff could bring your favorite cocktail before you even ask?

Assisted living facilities and personal nurses aren't exactly cheap.

The photographer who recently captured incredible aerial images of an isolated tribe in a remote region of Brazil has explained the story behind the remarkable pictures.

Ahh, the Consumer Electronics Show.

Amazon and Roku have been battling it out with their streaming boxes for some time now, but Amazon just moved in on Roku's turf with its new Fire TV Edition line of affordable smart TVs.