From CNET: August may be working on a new doorbell camera and calling it the "August View" according to a report from Zatz Not Funny. The report points to the fact that August recently trademarked "August View" for wireless doorbell cameras.

Smart home company August is best known for its Smart...

From ExtremeTech: It’s no simple matter to reach the outer solar system, so NASA is making the most of the opportunity it has with the New Horizons probe. After successfully completing its Pluto flyby in 2015, the agency redirected the spacecraft to visit an even more distant object known as Ultima...

From ComputerWorld: Nearly three and a half years after its release, Windows 10 last month surpassed its enterprise predecessor, Windows 7, as the most popular operating system on the planet.

According to analytics vendor Net Applications, Windows 10 jumped by 1.1 percentage points in user share in...

From TechCrunch: Netflix has officially confirmed the hiring of its new Chief Financial Officer Spencer Neumann, formerly CFO at Activision Blizzard. The announcement directly follows reports from Reuters and The Wall Street Journal, which said Netflix had poached Neumann from Activision and would...

From PC Mag: It's now 2019, but the new year begins with some unhappy news for Apple. The company just lost up to $700,000 per day in iOS revenue because Netflix decided to completely bypass the iOS App Store tax.

You may remember back in August Netflix started experimenting with working around...

From Forbes: It’s been 16 years since the theatrical release of Steven Spielberg’s Minority Report, yet the hands-in-the-air UI Tom Cruise used to communicate with his computer is still many people’s vision of the interface of the future. (Voice is better, but that’s another story.) Yesterday, that...

From AnandTech: So far Intel's 9th Gen Core on desktop only features three models aimed at the higher end of the spectrum. The launch of the lineup consisting of these three products with unlocked multiplier does not yet have any “locked” parts aimed at mainstream PCs, although we are expecting them...

From Tom's Hardware: Enthusiasts know one bad part can render an entire system inoperable. That apparently holds true for Internet service providers like CenturyLink, too, because a single malfunctioning network card reportedly disrupted much of its infrastructure from December 27-29. This...

From The Verge: Amazon reportedly has plans to expand Whole Foods stores across the US into suburbs and other regions. It also wants to bring its two-hour delivery program Prime Now to all current Whole Foods stores, anonymous sources told the Wall Street Journal. The move would grow Whole Foods at...

From PC World: Apparently Essential doesn't feel like a full product catalogue are all that necessary to a sound business plan. Following a Bloomberg report that claimed the fledgling and flailing phone maker headed by Android creator Andy Rubin has slashed its workforce by 30 percent and was...