Louis Vuitton is making a big entry into the world of tech products, with a $2,890 Horizon Light Up Speaker.
Apple launched a new MagSafe battery pack for the iPhone 12. It costs $99 and is available on Apple.com.
Airbnb is welcoming its first fully 3D printed rental, the Fibonacci house, built by TAM and located in Canada.
Grubhub will start using Russian-made autonomous robots to deliver food across US college campuses this Fall.
NFT sales volumes in the first 6 months of 2021 have soared to $2.5 billion, with 10,000 to 20,000 NFTs sold each week.
Twitter is releasing 140 NFTs, matching its original character limit. However, you can't buy them. Instead, Twitter will be giving them away.
PayPal is increasing its flat-rate fees and commissions for some US payment transactions starting from August 2, 2021.
The new Tamagotchi lets you wear your pet on your wrist, control it with your voice, and it even has a pedometer!
If you miss iOS 4 or simply never had the chance to own an iPhone 3G, OldOS is the app you need to relive the experience.
Apple just announced AirTag, a new $29 Tile-like item tracker that will let you track your items within Apple's “Find My” app on iOS.
In celebration of the 35th Anniversary of "Raising Hell," hip-hop group RUN DMC has dropped a limited-edition collection of artwork NFTs.
You may soon be able to play your favorite fame using real bananas as Playstation controllers. Yes, you read that right.
Kings of Leon is about to make history as the first band to make an album available as an NFT on its release date.
Netflix confirmed it will launch a “Shuffle Play” feature in the first half of 2021, after testing the feature discreetly last year.
The Samsung Galaxy Tab Active 3, the “military-grade” 8-inch Android tablet, is now available in the US starting at $489.99.
Apple is to launch a redesigned 2021 MacBook Pro in the third quarter and say goodbye to the divisive Touch Bar, and Hello again to MagSafe.
The new Guest Mode on Google Smart Speakers limits access to your persona data like your calendar and won't save queries to your account.
After announcing the world's first rollable TV in October, LG has announced a new rollable phone at CES this week.