Gadgets

Serial entrepreneur Anthony Wood may have invented the DVR, but it’s his sixth company, Roku, that aims to capture the Internet TV market.

The world’s largest tech firms reached deal with the U.S. Justice Department allowing the companies to more fully disclose information they share under national security requirements.  

Apple agreed to provide full refunds to customers to settle an FTC complaint that it billed consumers for 'millions of dollars' incurred by children in kids' apps.

European Union regulators approved Microsoft's $7.2 billion buyout of Nokia's device business, without conditions. 

Hewlett-Packard crafted a $108 million settlement with regulators over potential violations of the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act.

New eyewear technology may alert soldiers to threats before they can see them.

Facebook's stock gets a boost after earnings, and Samsung unveils a 105-inch television.

Apple customers are reporting their mobile devices have crashed after attempting to upload the new iOS 9 operating system.

Apple executives took the stage at the company’s annual developer’s conference on Monday, introducing new operating systems and its Spotify competitor, Apple Music.

Google made a slew of announcements at its annual I/O developers conference in San Francisco on Thursday. The company unveiled Android Pay, Google Photos, a GoPro virtual reality partnership and more as over two million people watched via livestream.

Maybe it’s harder for us to get jobs and we can’t rock and roll like we used to, but being an aging techie isn’t all bad … is it?

This is what annoys us about the tech world -- and your chance to whine about what bugs you.

In March, eBay CEO John Donahoe said eBay and PayPal were better together. On Tuesday, the company announced that eBay and PayPal would split in 2015, creating two publicly traded standalone companies.

Why VCs, Facebook, Google and everyone else is throwing megabucks at the likes of WhatsApp, Snapchat and Twilio. 

Looking at the ripple effect on the iPhone ecosystem, there are a number of companies poised to see a favorable bump in revenues and earnings amid rising iPhone volumes.

At $349 and up, can we really afford to buy an Apple Watch every two years along with our iPhones, iPads, MacBooks and everything else?

Given today’s 24-7 hyperconnected world, I’m not so sure if ‘Your computer or your life?’ would lead us all to the right response with an appropriate sense of urgency.

With Twitch, millions of people watch live and recorded footage of other people playing video games — in much the same way that football fans tune in to ESPN.