Nintendo's First iOS Game 'Miitomo' Now Available in the United States
After a soft launch in Japan earlier this month, Nintendo’s first app designed for iOS devices, Miitomo, is available for…
LG Innotek’s latest wireless charger is three times faster
Wireless charging is a pretty neat, somewhat luxurious feature tucked away inside some high-end smartphones. But in the modern days…
Xiaomi brings the Mi 5 to India, but it’s more expensive than anticipated
Indian Xiaomi fans are in for a disappointment – the Xiaomi Mi 5 was just announced for the Indian market and…
Dell powers up Precision desktops for Oculus Rift, HTC Vive
Virtual reality is poised to change PC configurations, and Dell is packing serious horsepower into its new Precision desktops as…
Your Linux-based home router could succumb to a new Telnet worm, Remaiten
Building botnets made up of routers, modems, wireless access points and other networking devices doesn’t require sophisticated exploits. Remaiten, a…
A Year After the Ellen Pao Verdict, Tech Still Gets Diversity Wrong
The Pao trial should have been the catalyst to difficult conversations on the everyday, on-the-ground stuff at work that involves…
You might be surprised by which apps enjoyed the fastest growth last year
We all know about those Android apps that “take off”: the ones that enjoy immense success, sometimes overnight, and post…
Video Is Turning Amazon Into Much, Much More Than the Everything Store
What seemingly started as a way to get people to sign up for two-day shipping has turned into a major…
Why Do the Feds Usually Try to Unlock Phones? It’s Drugs, Not Terrorism
New cases revealed by ACLU show that drug cases are the most common reason for the Justice Department demanding Apple…
Inside the Post-Soviet Towns Built Around a 40,000-Foot Hole
Sergey Novikov photographed the people and towns at the edge of the once-largest hole in the world. The post Inside…