Russell Holly

The Khronos Group just released version 1.0 of a set of APIs now known as Vulkan. Here's why you should care.

Just getting started in Pokémon Go? You need to be doing these things before you go do anything else.

Android Wear isn't doing well because notifications are terrible and wrist computers are expensive. Both of these things are fixable, but one requires you to do the work.

T-Mobile CEO John Legere is baffled by companies being upset over Binge On, only it's really not that hard to see where the problem is.

The typical Android early adopter may find themselves a little annoyed by how similar the current crop of Android Wear watches are, but it's important to know these moves are done on purpose.

We may need to wake up Green Day a little early. Google's September security patches are live, and there are three different patch levels to keep track of.

Amazon just refreshed its starter tablets for adults and kids with lots of now options!

A new messaging app from Google's employee-based incubator turns voices into emoji with walkie-talkie style chat.

Google's first completely in-house Android tablet is all about Looking nice and rocking the latest specs, but how does it hold up against the other keyboard-focused Android tablet out there?

NVIDIA's streaming service has finally left beta, but it needs some updates in a hurry to keep everyone's attention.

There's been a lot of fuss about the added monthly cost associated with Nest Cam, but the truth is this optional feature is easily the best part of owning a Nest Cam.

With the help of the Mirage AR headset and your very own lightsaber, it will soon be possible to train like the Jedi of old.

Feeling nauseated or unstable in VR is a very real experience many people have had, but for the most part it's manageable and controllable.

Forget everything you know about educational software for kids and look at the delivery of those ideas. Kano Computer executes in a way nothing else I've ever used has.

Google promised some seriously powerful cameras in the Nexus 5X. Here's what we've discovered so far.

Mattel and Disney have partnered up to put the power of The Avengers on the arm of just about anyone, and it's the start of something very cool.

We spent a couple of minutes with an early prototype of the Lenovo PHAB 2 Pro, and walked away more than a little impressed.

There are some epic new AR features popping up all over the Android ecosystem, and exactly zero ways to experience all of it on one phone.

There is now a single wireless charging standard, as the last major player falls in line with the Wireless Power Consortium.

You can now enjoy Daydream without using your phone, and with that comes a whole new way to explore VR.