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Google shows off new features for its Home assistant, which includes support for Spotify, YouTube, Google Play Music, Netflix voice integration and more.
Google announces its new Wifi device, which makes it possible to get better internet throughout the home.
The new Chromecast Ultra streams content in 4K, at twice the price of the original Chromecast.
Google's new VR viewer is made from soft fabric for comfort and includes a touch-sensitive controller.
Google's latest phone is feature-rich, with new AI built-in, more storage and a better HD camera.
SpaceX CEO Elon Musk unveils his ambitious plan to inhabit Mars and shows a concept video of the interplanetary transport system he's designing for the mission.
From the first transatlantic flight to the private space race, how competition inspired innovation.
GoPro announces its long-awaited Karma Drone. The new $799 drone is compact, foldable and comes with a removable stabilizer.
GoPro debuts its Quik Key card reader for your phone to transfer photos and video for faster in-app editing.
GoPro shows off its new $299 Hero5 Session with 4K, image stabilization and voice control.
GoPro announces its latest action camera, the Hero5 Black. The new $399 camera features a touchscreen, voice control and waterproofing.
Uber is launching a test fleet of self-driving Ford Fusions to shuttle riders around the streets of Pittsburgh.
With the launch of the iPhone 7 and 7 Plus, Apple has removed the traditional 3.5mm headphone jack. To listen to music, you need a wireless set of earbuds or a separate adapter to connect corded headphones.
Sony's souped-up game console supports 4K resolution and HDR, and packs in a number of hardware improvements. It hits stores November 10 for $399.
Smaller but just as powerful, the PS Slim will replace the original PlayStation and retail for $300 on September 15.