These are the most incredible new TVs unveiled at CES 2017 and other top stories.

• These are the most incredible new TVs unveiled at CES 2017

  

  Trends come and go every year at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas, Nevada. One year it’s tablets, the next year it’s wearables, then it’s the internet of things, drones and smart homes. Some of the trends we see develop at CES go on to shape the future of consumer tech. Others come and go with precious little fanfare. But one thing is true each and every year at the show, and CES 2017 is no different: There are always incredible new TVs on display that make us drool uncontrollably. Th..

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• 'Pokémon Go' was the most downloaded iPhone app worldwide in 2016, Apple says

  

  Drew Angerer"Pokémon Go" and "Super Mario Go," Nintendo's first experiments with bringing its characters to Apple devices, both ended up in the top 10 iOS apps downloaded worldwide in 2016, Apple announced on Thursday. "Pokémon Go," which Apple calls a "cultural phenomenon," was the most downloaded iOS app, Apple said in a press release. But Mario is also popular, and "Super Mario Go" was the most downloaded app on Christmas and New Year's Day.  Apple's developers were able to rake in $20 billi..

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• NOAA challenged the global warming 'pause.' Now new research says the agency was right.

  

  This image obtained Nov. 16, 2015 from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration shows the satellite sea surface temperature departure for the month of October 2015, where orange-red colors are above normal temperatures and are indicative of El Niño. (AFP photo/Handout/NOAA) It may have been the most controversial climate change study in years. In the summer of 2015, a team of federal scientists at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration published a blockbuster paper in..

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• Surprise! Monster Burst of Radio Waves Arose in Tiny Galaxy

  

  For the first time, scientists have directly traced an incredibly intense, blindingly bright burst of radio waves — known as an FRB — back to its home galaxy. Surprisingly, this impressive cosmic radio flasher has somewhat humble origins, according to three new studies detailing the findings.  FRB stands for "fast radio burst." These flickers of light were just discovered in 2007, and although they last for just a fraction of a second, they release more energy than our entire sun will r..

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• Mark Zuckerberg shares Facebook's secrets with all his employees, and almost none of it leaks

  

  The CEO opens up to 16,000 employees once a week. Why don't you hear more about it? by Kurt Wagner Jan 5, 2017, 6:00am EST. tweet · share · Linkedin · Justin Sullivan / Getty Images. On a Friday afternoon in July 2015, Mark Zuckerberg stood in front of ...

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• Ford Expands Alexa Use, Heating Up Personal Assistant Battle

  

  Ford Motor is expanding the use of Amazon.com' s Alexa personal assistant in its vehicles to allow drivers to talk to their cars—demanding anything from a nearby cheeseburger to a weather forecast—marking a leap by the Detroit automaker to incorporate a technology initially targeted for home use.The expanding alliance between Ford (f) and Amazon (amzn), announced on Wednesday at the CES tech show in Las Vegas, underscores the importance to both automakers and Internet commerce companies of c..

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• Leaked photo may be our first ever look at Samsung's Galaxy S8

  

  The Galaxy S8 isn’t due for a few months, but the phone is already the talk of the town. We’ve been hit with a consistent barrage of Galaxy S8 rumors before and during CES 2017, and you can read everything we know about the Galaxy S8 so far right here. The latest leak actually shows us a picture of a device that might be a Galaxy S8 prototype. On the other hand, it could always be fake, so don’t get too excited just yet. Posted on Weibo, the image seems to show a handset that aligns with coun..

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• Razer goes immersive with new in-room gaming projection and 3-screen laptop

  

  Razer, the billion-dollar startup that builds hardware and software for hardcore gaming enthusiasts, is today unveiling two of its latest products aimed at ramping up the immersive gaming experience. And — surprisingly, given how much else we’ve seen in this area this week already at CES — Razer is not launching yet another virtual reality tool. Project Ariana is a new in-room projector that expands your gameplay with a flood of lights, colors and high-definition sound. And Project Valerie is ..

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