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The voice-activated speaker failed to impress on my first pass. Here are some observations after giving it another go.

Here's what you should know about the Utah-based company Vivint.

To get people to make a change, sometimes it needs to be more than the right thing to do.

Check out some of the most innovative products unveiled at this year's Mobile World Congress in Barcelona.

The Dome Alert promises to detect flooding and freezing conditions along with carbon monoxide and fire threats.

From drones to virtual-reality headsets, here is what will be popular this year.

Green Mountain Power is the first U.S. utility to sell Tesla batteries to customers.

The router, called OnHub, is the first step toward preparing for the connected home.

Astro, a New York City home automation startup, just put a bright, new musical Twist on 'smart' bulb tech.

The device officially goes on sale to the masses today. And... yawn.

The tech giant says its new chips will be able to help entrepreneurs create IoT devices much faster than they would be able to do on their own.

Orange Chef's new 'Countertop' device not only makes suggestions about what you should eat, it can help you prepare meals as well.

The goal is to sell its expertise in gathering and making sense of the surge in real-time data.

Robots are about to get a lot more personal.

Canary has officially completed the journey from crowdfunding platform to mainstream retailers.

Looking to the future, Cook says that work within the health-care sector may be one of Apple's biggest opportunities of all.

To be fair, the company -- and George Orwell -- did warn us.

To keep your expensive work equipment out of the hands of burglars, try these affordable, DIY security options.

Forget getting ice from your fridge. Check out this video of a refrigerator that uses Keurig K-cups to deliver your caffeine fix.

Gadgets and devices are great but this year's focus is going to be more on the why rather than the what.

The SyFy channel has teamed up with Philips Hue light bulbs to offer TV watchers a more immersive experience that involves changing the color and brightness of the lights in their living rooms.