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Fans of classic video games might want to start stocking up on Power-Up Mushrooms and saving those extra pennies for a flight to Osaka, because Universal Studios Japan has just released their first piece of Super Nintendo World concept art, giving us a glimpse of what the new Mario-centric land will look like when it...

Apple's CEO Tim Cook, along with the EU commissioner who ruled that Apple must pay €13bn in back taxes, have both been asked to attend an Oireachtas Committee meeting in Dublin early next year, according to the Irish Times. The Irish Times reports that an EU meeting has been scheduled in January to examine the background to the...

If past rumours indicated anything, it was Samsung had plans to launch a new mobile payment application, dubbed "Samsung Pay Mini," in January. The app should have made its debut on both iOS and Android, but as it turns out, however, the new app will not be available for iOS in the foreseeable future. According to a report from...

Apple has started to add a "Report Junk" button to the Calendar on iCloud.com.

Apple CEO Tim Cook and Alphabet CEO Larry Page, and other tech executives will attend Trump's tech summit next week.

Linia by Yari D'areglia is Apple’s free app of the week.

Bell is making a strong push to make its own streaming service a Canada-wide success.

Occipital announced that it is launching a new mixed reality platform called Bridge.

Touch Bar Piano lets you play the piano and 128 other instruments on the Touch Bar of your new MacBook Pro.

Samsung will brick unreturned Galaxy Note 7 devices via software update.

Vancouver's TNW Networks plan wireless service in March 2017.

"Gadgets" have always been the crux of personal technology. Whether it be a transistor radio, a Walkman, an iPhone, or a FitBit, tech gadgets have always been part of, if not the majority of, consumer technology. "They were little electronic things that did stuff for you," reads a report from the New York Times. "They...