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Atari combined speakers, a hat and Bluetooth to create the Speakerhat!

It's available now in the Android and iOS app stores, but don't expect it to do anything useful just yet. We need Splatoon 2 to launch for that to happen.

He'd also need just one square mile of batteries.

Why drag someone around a mall when you can leave them happily playing games while you buy stuff?

It's basically a lift for one person that only requires leg power to operate. If you don't love it your fitness band certainly will!

The goal is to get two million rural Americans connected from 12 different states over the next five years using white space broadband.

The domain has 'great sentimental value' to Musk, but he doesn't have any immediate plans to use it.

Expect 30 more before the end of July and 20,000 per month by December.

Last month there was a $2.7 billion fine for abusing its dominance, now Google could face an even bigger fine over Android.

Elon Musk offered to fix South Australia's power problem in 100 days. Australia decided to let him try.

Such a ban would certainly help President Emmanuel Macron meet his pledge to make France carbon neutral by 2050.

There will be no more Lexar-branded USB flash drives, SD cards, card readers or other memory products.

Putting objects that are flammable in a shiny metal bowl out in the sun results in an inevitable bowl of fire.

In response to Google giving an illegal advantage to its own comparison shopping service, the European Commission issues its largest ever fine.

The Photonic Fence intelligently targets and kills flying pests at a rate of 20 per second, leaving other friendly insects alone.

If you visit an Amazon Store, don't expect to be able to compare prices using your smartphone. Amazon's patent describes blocking such checks and sending a sales rep over to see you.

It took over a year, but Google parent Alphabet finally offloads not one, but two robotics divisions to the Japanese company that acquired chip maker ARM last year.

Prime customers still get unlimited photo storage, but otherwise, $59.99 per year now gets you 1TB of storage for your files, photos and videos.

As well as domestic flights, dozens of airports across Europe, the Middle East and Africa are also under consideration by Homeland Security.

Order online, then pickup your groceries from the fully-automated kiosk when its convenient. You have to spend at least $30 though.

President Trump will surely be interested to hear about Luckey's alternative wall that doesn't involve building an actual wall.

Read very carefully before hitting the Like button on Facebook -- it could land you in court.

All Twitch users can vote for which stocks to buy and sell, with the $50,000 invested being real money.

It's a shipping label with a built-in parachute enabling packages to be dropped from a drone in flight.

The collaborative and smart Jamboard can now be purchased.

PayPal claims Pandora ignored 110 pages of examples showing how its logo is causing consumer confusion.

GameStop really needs to review its used game checking policy, as this is the second time meth has been discovered inside a game case.

Any concerns the iPhone 8 would be delayed have apparently disappeared from the supply chain.

Rather than dumping waste plastic into our oceans, Recycling Technologies created a machine that turns it into oil usable as fuel.

Total beats its pre-launch goal while 3DS continues to sell well thanks to new Pokémon games.