TechnoBuffalo

Here we go ... again.

It looks like the South Korean tech company may have a plan to outdo the competition when it comes to mobile health tracking.

The company appears to be cooking up a new feature that could offer an even better experience for riders and drivers alike.

It seems sacrilegious, but you'be probably felt the desire to use an Android emulator on your Mac. With this app, you can.

By linking a debit card to Facebook Messenger, you can send and receive funds through the social network.

Turns out you may be at risk if you're running Windows 8.1 on a Samsung computer.

There are ads, though.

The e-retailing giant's reviews system can have a big impact on buying decisions, but it's not as accurate as it could be.

The idea is to take-on Apple's Touch ID.

A lot of the new features Apple discussed seemed familiar. Awfully familiar.

I rarely, if ever, use any of the apps on my Apple Watch, and that's supposed to be one of the highlight experiences.

The tech giants fight over more than just mobile users.

The new position will broaden Ive's design duties at Apple and give him the opportunity to work on projects like Apple Campus 2 and its iconic retail stores.

The Mac lineup gets some new additions.

A leaked document has confirmed plans to drop support for several devices in June.

Say hello to Duet Display.