James Cavazos

Inexpensive cameras that make spherical images are opening a new era in photography and changing the way people share stories. Click here to read more.

Facebook invests $1 billion in Virginia. Virginia Governor Terry McAuliffe, a Democrat, announced Thursday that Facebook will build its next data center in Henrico County, which is just outside Richmond. Click here to read more.

The tech giant Apple announced on Friday that next week’s iOS update will include more expressive smiley faces, gender-neutral options, mythical creatures, clothing, food and animals. Click here to read more.

Netflix is squeezing a bit more out of its customers. The company is raising the prices on its standard and premium streaming subscription services.   Click here to read more.

Google first introduced its cheap, capable Chromecast streaming device in 2013, followed by the more powerful (and expensive) Chromecast Ultra, which can handle 4K resolution and HDR effects, last year. Both versions look streamlined, take up little room, and offer easy set-ups through the Google Home app. Beyond this surface simplicity, however, the devices have

The right keyboard shortcuts can save you a huge amount of time. Whether you’re browsing the web or editing a document, these commands will cut the precious moments you spend reaching for the mouse and sifting through menus. Click here to read more.

It’s harvest season in many parts of the world, but on one farm in the United Kingdom, robots — not humans — are doing all the heavy lifting. Click here to read more.

After seven years of dominance, Apple’s reign at the top of our Best & Worst Brands list is over, as the company sinks into a tie for fifth place. With the MacBook Air likely on its way out, the company seems to be abandoning mainstream shoppers in favor of those with $1,300 or more to

Apple needed to pull out all the stops for the tenth anniversary iPhone, and its response is the iPhone X, which will include an edge-to-edge screen, facial recognition, and wireless charging. Click here to read more.

Nothing causes buyer’s remorse quite like seeing the laptop you bought last month for $1,000 go on sale for $750. It’s equally unpleasant to buy a pricey new Dell XPS 13 in August and then watch as Dell unveils a much faster and more technically advanced model in September. The price on most laptops drops