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The Ecobee3 Lite is a decent smart thermostat that costs less than most

Most thermostat makers now have at least a single entry in the smart-home category, with some already on their second- and even third-gen products. [Read more...]

Bloomberg: Apple isn't building a car anymore

Remember Apple's ambitious, long-rumored and totally not top-secret plan to build a self-driving car for the masses? According to Bloomberg, it's dead, with several hundred employees being reassigned to other parts of the company's business. [Read more...]

HP's Elite X3 gets closer to the dream of a Windows Phone as a PC

Everything about HP's Elite X3 seems like a gamble. It's the company's first phone in two years, and it's the first major Windows Phone device since Microsoft's Lumia 950 debuted last year. [Read more...]

How to become a certified ethical hacker

Save hundreds on 60 hours of training to earn essential ethical hacking and IT security certifications.

Tesla moves its 'unexpected' product unveiling to Wednesday

Tesla was set to reveal an "unexpected" product today, but you'll have to wait a few more days to find out what it is. [Read more...]

Samsung tested its Galaxy Note 7 batteries in-house

The batteries that power Samsung's smartphones (including that Galaxy Note 7), are tested in a lab that's owned by the company. [Read more...]

Tesla and Panasonic to build solar panels for PowerWall systems

Tesla has entered a deal with Panasonic to manufacture solar panels at the new SolarCity facility in Buffalo, NY. [Read more...]

Atomic-sized MRI uses quantum bits to help discover new drugs

Researchers have used quantum computing tech to miniaturize a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scanner, making it small enough to pick up the structure of single biomolecules without damaging them or losing information in the process. [Read more...]