Apple outsold the entire Swiss Watch industry as revealed by latest sales number. A sign o a move towards tech and way from classic craftsmanship.

Alexa wants to enable other brands to use their text to speech software and create custom voices of their own.

Twitter has finally announced place to take a serious stance towards fake and manipulated media content.

If you’ll recall the leaked prototype of the Xbox One X, there’s a weird mystery port on the back of the device. Many, myself included, surmised that it might be for debugging purposes, and not included on the final retail machine. Others hoped it would be for some sort of external storage expansion. I did not think it would be for this, because I know that it’s not an especially deep port, so it’s unlikely to be able to house an M2 NVMe drive. It looks like it won’t have to.

Samsung has significant improvement in the works for its new range of ear Buds if these leaks are anything to go by.

Stadia’s just been dealt another kick in the teeth. Nvidia’s officially launched its GeForce Now streaming platform. It’s a similar service in that it allows players to stream games they buy through GeForce now from just about any PC, removing the need for expensive hardware. As with Stadia it’s a tiered service. There’s a free tier that lets you access your games from anywhere, but limits game sessions to just an hour. There’s a $5 per month service that gives you priority access and extended session length, but also uses top tier hardware in the cloud, even enabling advanced features like RTX.

Financial results reveal just how big YouTube is in the Google landscape, as the company continues to grow its business.

Some software should just never get installed. Microsoft wants to make it easier to ensure it doesn't.