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A small handful of Ring Doorbell Pro users noticed they were looking at someone else's house when checking their app, but Ring says they've addressed the issue.
It's Material, it's organized, and it finally lets you group things by room. Philips has needed a new app for the Hue bulbs for quite a while now, and it finally delivered in a big way.
If you've ever been in a position where you have to share a pattern lock with someone, this suggestion might help.
LG and Samsung have put their best feet forward this year, but it's clear one is more refined than the other.
Consumer-quality desktop-class VR is several kinds of new, and that makes folks who are used to a mature console ecosystem wonder why there aren't amazing launch games everywhere.
Google has just taken the wraps off something called Mode, a new method of quickly swapping watchbands. To help promote this new design, watch pros Hadley Roma have released the B&ND like of watchbands for just about every Android Wear watch.
Samsung's entrance into the 360 camera space is still a little ways away, but those lucky enough to have pre-production units are posting incredible photos.
HTC's partnership with Valve has turned into something incredible, but there are a few things you need to know about the HTC Vive.
Oculus may be having trouble shipping their Rift headset to early adopters as promised, but the experience for owners is still amazing. Here's what you need to know if you're curious about picking one up.
We've been plugged in to the HTC Vive for a little while now, and this is what we've learned.
We've been inside the Rift for 24 hours now, and here's what we've learned about the first retail offering from Oculus.
Choosing where to upload your 360-degree videos before you show them off to the world matters, especially if you're interested in quality and availability.
LG has taken some clever ideas and tried shoving them into their existing design language, and the results just aren't enjoyable.
The big names for the first half of 2016 have all been unveiled, and they all look the same.
Samsung's Gear VR already does a whole lot right, but here's what we'd like to see happen next.
LG tossed a pair of cameras on the back of the G5, and each of them brings something interesting to the table.
Using a 360 degree camera is incredibly cool, but like many forms of technology it can be abused. Unlike many other situations, 360 degree camera abuse can happen without you even realizing what you're doing.
IDEAA's second DC Code Kitchen has come and gone, hopefully leaving in its wake a new generation of eager Android developers
HTC's shiny new smartphone looks like it is missing a critical feature, one that really should be a default by now.
It looks like the age of mediocre HTC cameras has come to an end, as DXOMark rates the HTC 10 Camera side by side with the best you can buy today.