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'Quantum Break' is a legitimate reason to buy an Xbox One

Almost three years after the Xbox One's debut, it's getting its biggest and arguably first real exclusive. [Read more...]

Everything hinges on 'Final Fantasy XV'

Final Fantasy XV has to be perfect. After a decade of development hell, a name change from Versus XIII to XV, a complete mechanical overhaul and a director swap, die-hard series fans aren't just hungry for the game; they're reeling. Many players who were excited about Final Fantasy Versus XIII as teenagers remain interested in Final Fantasy XV as adults. [Read more...]

Reddit's official mobile app launches on iOS and Android

Reddit has launched its official iOS and Android apps, three months after revealing that it was working on the latter. [Read more...]

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Adidas tries to make buying Yeezys fair, but misses the mark

Buying Yeezy Boost sneakers online is tough. It comes down to this: Supply cannot meet demand. [Read more...]

Rhapsody's Listener Network makes finding new music easier

All of the big music services have pretty much the same catalog, high profile holdouts like Taylor Swift aside. [Read more...]

These smart glasses became my erratic personal trainer

Fitness wearables don't have to go on your wrist -- although it makes sense that most of them are designed that way. [Read more...]

Watch the first trailer for 'Rogue One: A Star Wars Story'

It's been barely three months since Star Wars: The Force Awakens swept into theaters, showing the world what's become of the far-flung galaxy since Return of the Jedi. [Read more...]