Jason CrossStaff Writer, Macworld
I have written professionally about technology for my entire adult professional life - about 20 years. I aim to figure out how complicated technology works and explain it in a way anyone can understand.
Apple's spending a ton of money to produce its own TV content. Here what you can expect to see, and when.
tvOS 11.2 is now available, adding a Sports section, HDR and frame rate options
Finally, we can avoid the artifacts of converting SDR content to HDR.
Vimeo launches HDR and 10-bit color compatible with iPhone X, iPad Pro, and Apple TV 4K
I guess it's time for YouTube to step up its support on Apple devices.
Samsung focuses on gamers with new Galaxy S7 features
Record gameplay, snooze notifications, and save battery with built-in gaming functions. Oh, and Samsung says it's the first to ship with Vulkan support, too.
HTC Vive will cost $799 and ship in April, preorders start February 29
Valve and HTC's VR headset finally has a price. And it's not cheap.
LG G5 rumor roundup: Everything we think we know so far
The G4 was a great phone, but not the huge hit LG expected. Will the G5 draw more Android fans?
Google unveils Inbox, a new Gmail app that reorganizes and reformats your mail
Starting with an invite-only beta, Inbox brings the intelligence of Google Now to your Google mail.
Google buys Songza to beef up its music service
Google needs to make its music offering more valuable, and Songza's song recommendation technology is a great way to do that.
Google Play Music updated to 5.6, adds interface tweaks and Android TV support
Google's music service and app continues to make modest improvements.
Google Fit platform will make all your fitness apps and devices play together
No more siloed smart-fitness stuff. Google's taking an inclusive approach, allowing developers to plug into a common fitness platform so your apps can share data and give you a more complete view.
Watch the Google I/O 2014 keynote live
Here's where to watch Google's big kickoff to their most important event of the year.
Report: Google to announce Android TV platform at Google I/O
Focused on interface and gaming, Google wants to win the living room not with a device, but a platform
Google highlights its focus on design in YouTube series
This year at Google I/O, we can probably expect to hear a lot about making Google products look and work better.
If this is Android TV, color me unimpressed
One of the largest software companies in the world can't come up with anything better than a Roku?