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Siri cheat sheet shows how you can talk to your iPhone

Sure, iOS will give you a quick hint as to what you can ask Siri, but there's a lot more the voice control system will recognize. [Read more...]

YouTube's subscription service keeps your kids' videos ad-free

It's nice that a YouTube Red subscription gives you ad-free and offline viewing, but wouldn't those features be more useful for keeping your kids entertained on your next vacation? YouTube agrees. [Read more...]

Paper, Dropbox's answer to Google Docs, now has apps for iOS and Android

It's been almost a year since Dropbox formally introduced Paper, its vision for a collaborative workplace regardless of whether you're a project manager, coder, designer or any other kind of employee. [Read more...]

Become a top tech talent without a degree

Discover the secret sauce for engaging sites and apps with the UI/UX Bootcamp.

US grants its first clearance for a private flight to the Moon

If you're running a private American company that wants to send payloads to the Moon, who do you talk to in order to get the all-clear? Moon Express knows -- it just got the first-ever clearance from the FAA's Office of Commercial Space Transportation for a flight to the Moon. [Read more...]

'Chambara,' the split-screen samurai game born in a dorm

College dorms are a strange microcosm of adult life, offering close-quarters friendship, intellectual stimulation and the kind of freedom that comes with a prepaid meal card. [Read more...]

Hulu will host all Turner networks on its new live service

Time Warner Inc. just made a big foray into streaming, buying a 10 percent chunk of Hulu for $583 million. [Read more...]

Xbox One S teardown reveals a simpler, speedier design

If you're a console gamer, you've probably been wondering: how did Microsoft manage to shrink the Xbox One S so much compared to its predecessor? And importantly, did it have to make any big sacrifices in the process? iFixit will be more than happy to show you. [Read more...]