LG and Sony launched phones, and there were a bunch of new headphones and smart speakers.
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Lego reveals new characters and vehicles from the upcoming Star Wars film for the Force Friday II marketing extravaganza.
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An end to an Obama era program that shields immigrants brought illegally to the US when they were kids would be “a step backwards” for the US, Microsoft says.
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She’s fast enough for you, old man (or woman). There are more than 7,500 Lego pieces in this ultimate Star Wars fan’s dream gift.
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The biggest Lego set ever made — and for $800, it can be yours.
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The invite mentions a “comfy couch” and “popcorn.” Are they referring to the announcement or the product?
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The fuel pumps in question can cause trouble in more than one way.
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Mark Zuckerberg also said the social network would begin fundraising for the floods in South Asia.
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The winner could get a $250,000 scholarship and a new science lab at their school.
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The iPhone 8 — and several other products — are expected to be unveiled at the event, the first ever in the theater named for cofounder Steve Jobs.
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The Snapchat clone comes to web browsers on phones. You can now watch Stories at Instagram.com, and soon you’ll be able to post them from there too.
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So. Much. Storage. The company claims it’s “breakthrough capacity.”
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We discuss Apple, IFA and wearables.
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A tech trade show means new devices that work with Amazon’s voice assistant. Here’s a list from IFA 2017 in Berlin.
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The company’s comment to the FCC advocates consumer choice and no fast lanes.
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Philips Hue’s motion sensor, dimmer switch, and self-powering Hue Tap light controller will soon work with Apple HomeKit. Lighting integrations with TV, music, and gaming are on the way, too.
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According to the latest wearables report from IDC, advanced wearables like watches are finally coming into their own as mass market devices.
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The ride sharing service expanded today to include 94 percent of the US.
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Alexa continues to influence the gadget world. Now she can control your Toshiba TV.
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From a super-fast washer, to an electromagnetic oven, to a sprinkler that works with Siri, here’s everything we’ve seen at the big tech show of Berlin.
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Bosch’s handheld scanner concept can determine nutritional content of food and what kind of stain is on your shirt.
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The popular smart lighting starter kits have each added additional bulbs to help you fill your home with connected light.
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It’s a bit more streamlined over its predecessor and more targeted at step-up photographers.
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Commentary: LG’s new phone does super-slow smooth zoom. I wish the “Frolic” theme was included.
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TomTom wants to make it easier to track your exercise progress by showing if you’re fitter than others your age.
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