Definitely good news for anyone that currently owns or is interested in the Chromecast, Google's new software development kit means a ton of mobile apps will support streaming in the near future.
Potentially useful if a single standard is adopted by all auto manufacturers, the federal government wants to mandate vehicle-to-vehicle communication technology for all cars on the road.
Looking for ways to reach more football and baseball fans, both the NFL and MLB are utilizing beacon technology to transmit mobile notifications related to sales promotions and other location information.
Potentially lucrative for anyone that's expecting a big tax return this year, U.S. taxpayers can start digitally submitting their tax returns to the Internal Revenue Service as of today.
Possibly capping off a five month search for the new CEO of Microsoft, sources within the software company have indicated that Microsoft's Satya Nadella is the lead choice for the job.
Definitely one of the more interesting products released by Dell of of late, a new HDMi dongle called the Wyse Cloud Connect allows business travelers to connect remotely using virtual desktop platforms.
Potentially useful for anyone that regularly uses the Bing search engine on their mobile device, Microsoft has added support for the Bing Rewards program on two major mobile platforms.
In an attempt to get a handle on the potential of online grocery shopping, Walmart has launched a trial that allows Denver area customers to order groceries and pick up that order at a local store.
Definitely a cool tool for anyone that spend their childhood building creative LEGO creations, Google and LEGO have teamed up to offer a virtual building tool that's tied into Google Maps.
Looking to delight users on the Web and create viral buzz, Old Spice has launched a series of fake websites promoting ridiculous products, each of which can be used to prank your friends.
Potentially taking advantage of more than 500 million registered iTunes accounts, Apple is considering a mobile payments service that would allow consumers to purchase goods in stores and on the Web.
Attempting to take on Amazon by providing more expedient shipping options for customers, Walmart is investing in online-only distribution warehouses built at strategic locations around the country.
Definitely good news for anyone that's waiting for a hardware upgrade to the nearly two-year old Apple TV, Apple is expected to upgrade the streaming set-top box within the next six months.
Definitely a stupid way to attract attention when wanted for assault, a Pennsylvania man thought it would be a brilliant idea to taunt the local police by sharing his own mug shot on Facebook.
Potentially impacting anyone new to the Netflix service, the streaming video company is considering a shift to multiple pricing tiers tied to simultaneous streaming and video resolution.
Perhaps ideal for anyone that runs out of battery power by the end of the workday, the Jackery Leaf charging case helps you keep using your iPhone without having to carry around a charging cable.
Definitely a sign that Netflix is doing something right, a new study released by The NPD Group indicates that Netflix is more likely to be adopted in U.S. homes than premium channels like HBO.
Definitely a transition that's been in the works for the past decade, Paramount has halted all distribution of films in 35-millimeter and will be releasing films to theaters exclusively in digital format.
Perhaps managed Minority Report-style by Jeff Bezos and a few useful pre-cogs, Amazon was granted a patent this week on a predictive shipping model that could send packages before an order is placed.
Definitely useful for anyone that's concerned about using too much data while on LTE, the new version of Google Chrome for Mobile reduces data usage substantially through compression.
Potentially a small win for residents of California that own Google Glass, a woman recently cited for wearing the futuristic device while driving was able to get the ticket dismissed in court.
Definitely a fantastic breakthrough for anyone that suffers from type 1 or type 2 diabetes, Google is working on a smart contact lens that provides up-to-the-second glucose readings.
Definitely gaining some steam among state and city governments, the use of e-cigarettes in public places has once again come under fire with Chicago becoming the latest city to ban indoor e-cigarette smoking.
Definitely an interesting perspective when watching a football game, the Arena Football League will be experimenting with high definition, POV helmet cameras during the 2014 AFL season.
Definitely an interesting twist on a wearable lifestyle gadget, the MeMINI camera records video in a constant loop in order to preserve specific moments that are often missed when pulling out a smartphone.
Definitely not worth a plunge into a freezing river, an Illinois man lost his life today after attempting to retrieve a lost mobile phone that was accidentally dropped into the Chicago River.
Sadly escalating into a tragic situation, a Florida father was killed today after an argument over sending text messages during the previews of a movie sent one retired police officer over the edge.
Perhaps leading to a significant shift in over-the-air broadcasting in the future, the U.S. Supreme Court plans to hear an appeal from the major networks regarding the legality of Aereo.
Likely attributed to heavy competition with online retailer Amazon, Barnes & Noble has announced a significant loss on the digital side of the business due to lack of interest in the Nook platform.
Ideal for anyone that currently owns both the Fitbit Force and an iPhone 4S or higher, Fitbit will soon add a caller ID feature to the fitness band that will display the name of the person that's calling you.
Definitely an interesting way to notify residents of a truck's arrival, an ice cream company is choosing silent text messages over loud music after the local community filed a noise complaint.
Be sure to check out this collection of movies and television shows on Netflix Instant before the expiring content is removed at the start of the new year.
Definitely a nuisance to anyone in NYC that's attempting to quit smoking by using an e-cigarette, smoking those devices indoors is no longer an option.
Ideal for anyone that loves uploading short videos to the Vine service, Twitter will be launching support for Vine vanity URLs starting on Friday for verified users and the following Monday for everyone else.