China test drives a wallet app for its new digital Yuan in 10 cities before rolling out the digital wallet to all, including foreigners.
Fossil will soon be offering a choice in assistants on its Gen 6 smartwatches, and potentially the ability to use more than one.
Taking advantage of legal loopholes in the copyright law regarding NFTs, Quentin Tarantino is minting his handwritten Pulp Fiction script.
Chipolo is expanding on its Find My-enabled Bluetooth-compatible item tracker product line by launching the thin and sleek CARD Spot.
Online NFT marketplace OpenSea announced it has secured $300 million in Series C funding, bringing its value to over $13 billion.
BTS' agency Hybe announced that it will start developing NFTs for the band, despite outrage from fans over the technology's climatic impact.
Eminem is the latest celebrity to join the ranks of the BAYC, after purchasing an ape for $460K, on OpenSea.
After buying smart glasses manufacturer North, Google is now working on a device to let people experience AR.
New Samsung smart TVs will have a built-in, intuitive NFT platform that will let users browse and trade digital works from their couches.
Meta has announced that it will soon change its ad objective selection in Ads Manager to streamline the setup process for everyone.
Students will study video games alongside the standard Japanese high school curriculum in the first-of-its-kind institution.
Sony has confirmed its next-gen VR set will come with a VR2 Sense controller and plug into the PS5 with just one cable.
Fiverr has unveiled a new personalized discovery feature to inspire and connect employers to talent.
YouTube Studio is bringing its mobile app in line with its desktop version for creators to better manage their channels on the go.
To remain on Apple's App Store, Tumblr has increased its list of restricted search words, tags, and topics, removing all "mature" content.
Zoom has announced several updates to streamline the flow of meetings, enhance security and privacy, and more.
The two most upvoted mock-up creations were displayed on IRL Billboards in New York and Los Angeles at the end of December.
Internet users are more interested in NFTs than crypto, as the former went from anonymous to an almost $20B market in 2021.