James Cavazos

Apple’s iPhone 7S release date is right around the corner, and it’s ready to give you new features and fresh specs at a normal iPhone price, according to latest rumors. Click here to read more.

Google has redesigned its Street View camera system so that it can take clearer images and capture more data about shops and buildings. The new hardware takes clearer panoramic photos, while two high definition cameras capture detailed images of shops and street signs. Click here to read more.

There are thousands of pieces of space debris circling the earth. To help clean up the space junk, scientists from Stanford created a gecko-inspired space trash gripper. Click here to read more.

A very different kind of Jaguar “F” Type, the all-new Future-Type concept leaps ahead a few decades, exploring what personal luxury transportation might look like in and beyond 2040. The new concept molds a sleek, self-guiding electric pod around the intelligent Sayer steering wheel previewed earlier this week. In Jaguar’s greater vision, artificial intelligence coordinates

From an ultra sensitive mouse, through a mechanical keyboard and gaming console, all the way to the hottest VR headsets, we’ve rounded up the best gifts for gamers out there. Click here to read more.

Face-detecting systems in China now authorize payments, provide access to facilities, and track down criminals. Will other countries follow? Click here to read more.

Drones will be monitoring weekend traffic conditions at the New York State Fair for the first time. Click Here To Read More

No ring of the doorbell, just a text. No tip for the driver? No problem in this test, where Domino’s and Ford are teaming up to see if customers will warm to the idea of pizza delivered by driverless cars. Click Here To Read More

How are your eyes feeling? Lots of people hit up Google about eye problems after last week’s eclipse, but hopefully, they’re feeling better now. If so, you can use your healed-up eyes to check out the stuff that happened in the tech world last week. Click Here To Read More

Hundreds of seemingly harmless free Android apps — many aimed at teens — hid a dirty little secret that even the app makers weren’t aware of. Click Here To Read More