Logitech’s Harmony devices are wonderful universal remotes that allow users to control an entire suite of devices from one controller, or through a single app. The Harmony Link, released in 2011 allowed for just that. A puck-like device, it let users use their smartphones or tablets function as a universal remote. And next year, Logitech is remotely disabling them. In an email sent to users, Logitech says that in March 2018, Logitech Harmony Link devices will cease functioning.

The iPhone 8 is already out locally, and you won't have to wait much longer for the iPhone X to arrive. Apple has revealed that it'll arrive before the month is done.

Since September, Twitter’s been testing its new expanded character limit, letting verbose users flood timelines with 280 character tweets. For some, it’s allowed them to express themselves more clearly, without having to edit their tweets to be concise. For others, it’s let them spew forth walls of garbage. Now everyone can use 280 characters.

If you're really looking for the best single GPU you could possibly burn cash on, the Titan Xp from Nvidia is certainly up there. But now that it's in Star Wars editions, it's even more alluring.

In an industry where smartphone advances happen every week, it’s time for Huawei to step up to the plate with their next big device. The Huawei Mate 10 is aiming to be just that smartphone, as it packs in 6GB of RAM, a 4000mAh battery to keep the lights on and a Kirin 970 chipset to underneath a 6-inch screen with an 18:9 FHD+ OLED display. But it's going to cost you plenty.

I’ve checked outside, and it doesn’t seem like the apocalypse is has started. I haven’t seen human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together or mass hysteria. It does, however, seem like hell has indeed frozen over, as perpetual Intel and AMD are working together on a new chip. The new silicon is engineered to make ultra-thin, portable notebooks that have …

The GTX 1070 Ti combines elements from two of the best Pascal cards to form a blisteringly fast card, but its pricing makes its value proposition confusing.

Yesterday we shared a bit of leaked information on Razer’s impending foray into the mobile phone market – but a little later on they made it all official. The Razer phone is indeed coming, and as the leaked specs suggested, the phone will sport a glorious 120hz panel, the first of its kind in a phone.