A number of people are still not behind the concept of smartwatches. Some, on the other hand, love them. No matter which side you belong to, it’s hard to argue that the default watch face on the Apple Watch is elegant and beautiful. Just looking at it speaks class, and if you’re really into it, you can get the same watch face on your Mac as well as a screen saver.

Steve Jobs will always be a legend, and for that reason, he will always be celebrated. Be it books, movies or documentaries, the man who revolutionized the personal computer in 1980s and then the smartphone in late 2000s, will be remembered. Continuing the trend of honoring Jobs, the documentary “Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine” saw a wider theatrical and VOD release today, with an initial score of 75-percent at the movie review aggregator, Rotten Tomatoes.

When the beta builds of El Capitan were inspected closely, it was discovered that Apple might be working on a 4K version of the 21.5-inch iMac, along with a multitouch Bluetooth remote device of some sort. Now, reliable sources confirm that the 21.5-inch 4K iMac model is indeed on the way.

IFA is usually the time of the year when you can expect several new gadgets to grace the face of the Internet (and then the world a little later down the line), and this year is no exception. Acer today unveiled a new smartphone that will be able to take full advantage of Windows 10 Mobile’s Continuum feature and seamlessly shift between mobile and desktop modes.

These days, we’re seeing a lot of new entrants in the smartphone making business, mainly aimed at making budget phones that look good and don’t cost an arm and a leg. Kickstarter is also a popular choice these days to launch these products, and it makes significant sense. A new project graced the crowd-funding website today with the name of Robin, which is a new smartphone courtesy of Nextbit. However, it stands out from all the rest in several other aspects, and that’s what we’re going to take a look at.

The idea of Google’s Android Wear powered smartwatches working with Apple’s iPhone sounds far-fetched, right? Perhaps not, because a few hours back a listing for the highly-anticipated Huawei Android Wear smartwatch (named Huawei Watch) was spotted over at Amazon which stated that the device is compatible with “most devices with an iOS 8.2…”. The page after making a few rounds on the Web has since then been taken down following a statement from Huawei.

A new leak has all but confirmed camera specs of the upcoming iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus which are scheduled for unveiling at Apple’s September 9th event in San Francisco.

Coin, the electronic card that aimed at solving all your credit/debit/loyalty card woes, has just received a major hardware update in the form of the second generation of the product, aptly named Coin 2.0. Among a variety of enhancements, Coin 2.0 adds support for NFC-based payments, making it all that better for daily use.

When Apple introduced Siri for iOS, it started a new trend that was previously shared by individual apps, but nothing system-wide. Google answered soon with Google Now, and while it didn’t have Siri’s finesse, it still did the job. For quite a while, it was between these two that the battle raged on, until Microsoft entered the foray with Cortana – a virtual assistant that in some ways was arguably better than both Siri and Google Now. After first launching on Windows Phone and then later on Windows 10, Microsoft committed to bring Cortana to iOS and Android, and back in July, a leaked APK became available that gave users hope. Today, however, Microsoft has released an official beta version of Cortana for Android, and it’s available for you to download and test away right now.

According to a rumor, Apple plans to add new capabilities to Apple Watch through “smart bands”, which will be able to add new sensors to your Apple Watch, including those for blood oxygen, respiratory rate, blood pressure and body temperature.

When the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were launched last year, soon after their public availability both devices became targets of a widespread scandal dubbed “Bendgate”, especially the larger of the two, the 5.5 inch iPhone 6 Plus was found to be susceptible to getting bent under pressure, in some cases even when under as little as normal use pressure.

Routers are among the oldest bits of technology out there right now, but that doesn’t mean they can’t be improved. At least that’s what Google seems to think, as the Mountain View-based company today unveiled the OnHub – Google’s new wireless router that promises to effectively and efficiently solve all your wireless connectivity woes. Interested? Read on.