Spotify will reveal your 'Star Wars' soul mate

With three days to go before the release of Star Wars: The Force Awakens, Spotify has become the latest company to piggyback on the marketing bandwagon. [Read more...]

Your phone is a lightsaber in Google's desktop browser game

Since real lightsabers don't exist (yet), Google and the studios behind Star Wars: The Force Awakens are offering the next-best thing: A program that turns your smartphone into a lightsaber, which then takes out bad guys on your computer screen. [Read more...]

Jaguar returns to racing with its first all-electric car

Jaguar hasn't been involved with motorsports since it offloaded its Formula 1 team to Red Bull, but it's about to come back in a big, big way. [Read more...]

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Pebble smartwatches get a built-in fitness tracking app

If you've wanted to use your Pebble smartwatch as an activity tracker so far, you've had to grab a third-party app -- unlike Apple or Google, you didn't have anything built-in. [Read more...]

Microsoft owns up to issues with the Surface Book and Pro 4

When reviews of the Surface Book and Surface Pro 4 hit, it seemed like Microsoft would be riding a wave of positive publicity into the holiday season. [Read more...]

The 15 weirdest gadgets of 2015

It's been a good year for gadgets, and also a bad year for gadgets. From smile-enforcing Santa beards and remote telepresence teddy bears to "wearable" tablets and cameras, here are 15 marvels of modern technology that are either the best or worst ideas (or maybe both) that we've covered this year. [Read more...]

Avegant's Glyph video headset will start shipping next month

Nearly two years after Avegant first launched its Glyph video headset on Kickstarter in January 2014, and it's finally ready to go into mass production. [Read more...]