Yo-Kai Watch Fever Hits the U.S with Nintendo 3DS
Many say it could be the next huge Nintendo franchise. WSJ reporter Sarah Needleman has the lowdown on Yokai Watch, the Japanese sensation that's finally reached the U.S. thanks to Nintendo 3DS. Is it the next Pokémon?
6m Nov 09, 2015
6m
Google's Smart Reply: When Emails Write Themselves
Google wants to make your life easier by answering your email for you. WSJ's Georgia Wells tested out their new program, called Smart Reply, which pays attention to the way you communicate and over time, learns how to respond to certain emails based on your writing habits.
5m Nov 06, 2015
5m
Over 1.5 Billion Served: Facebook At All Time High
Rob Enderle, principal analyst of the Enderle Group, weighs in on what Facebook's record third quarter means for the company as it beats all earnings expectations and officially crosses the threshold into over 1.5 billion users.
5m Nov 05, 2015
5m
Activision Takes a Bite Out of Candy Crush Maker
Activision Blizzard, the biggest video game publisher in the U.S., has acquired Candy Crush Saga-maker King Digital for $5.9 billion. WSJ reporter Sarah Needleman weighs in on whether this is a match made gaming heaven.
5m Nov 04, 2015
5m
It's Already Black Friday for Amazon. Too Soon?
Is it too soon for Black Friday? The holiday sales race is heating up -- which retailers have Amazon looking over its shoulder? Candace Corlett of WSL Strategic Retail forecasts this very digital holiday season.
6m Nov 03, 2015
6m
No, Google Isn't Going To Kill Chrome OS .. Yet
WSJ reporter Alistair Barr broke the story: Google will "fold" Chrome OS into Android sometime in the next two years. But is the end of Chrome OS imminent in a mobile world takeover?
5m Nov 02, 2015
5m
Apple TV: The Future of Television?
WSJ's personal tech columnist Geoffrey Fowler got his hands on the brand new Apple TV. Hailed by many as a giant iPhone for your living room, find out if it's all it's cracked up to be.
7m Oct 30, 2015
7m
Brew on this: The new Keurig for beer
A 3-D printer for beer? That's what Seattle based start-up PicoBrew calls their new counter-top brewing machine. WSJ's personal tech editor Wilson Rothman explains whether this can do for home brewed beer what Keurig has done for coffee.
6m Oct 29, 2015
6m
Apple has a solid quarter thanks to the iPhone 6s
In one of the most anticipated earnings reports this season, Apple has officially released its fiscal fourth-quarter. Rob Enderle, analyst for the Enderle Group has the break down. Plus, new Facebook changes coming to an app near you.
4m Oct 28, 2015
4m
Zuckerberg chats in Chinese + Netflix for Broadway
A look at the meaning behind Mark Zuckerberg's Chinese speech at a Beijing university. Plus, meet the newest player in on-demand streaming -- BroadwayHD. WSJ reporter Pia Catton discusses Broadway's new foray into the digital world.
5m Oct 27, 2015
5m
Paying to use YouTube?
Google introduces YouTube Red -- a new subscription service designed to provide you with the ultimate YouTube experience. But is it worth shelling out the extra cash? WSJ reporter Hannah Karp has the details.
6m Oct 26, 2015
6m
Amazon's new Uber-like service for packages
Amazon is testing a new service that uses newspaper carriers to make package deliveries along their routes. WSJ's Greg Bensinger has the lowdown.
5m Oct 23, 2015
5m
Reviewing the Nexus 5X & 6P + Driver-less Ubers?
Uber CEO Travis Kalanick speaks at WSJD Live about autonomous Uber cars of the future. Plus, WSJ's Nathan Olivarez-Giles got his hands on the new Nexus 5X and 6P -- is it Google's answer to Samsung and the iPhone?
6m Oct 22, 2015
6m
Retailers are in for a very digital holiday season
Consumers are expected to be out in full force this holiday season, eager for offers like online pick ups in stores and free shipping. Kathy Grannis Allen discusses the brand new survey out from The National Retail Federation.
6m Oct 21, 2015
6m
WSJDLive: CEO Tim Cook talks all things Apple
Apple CEO Tim Cook took the stage at WSJDLive, The Wall Street Journal's global technology conference in Laguna Beach, CA. WSJD's Brian Fitzgerald has the recap.
6m Oct 20, 2015
6m
GM's new report card grades your teen's driving
GM has introduced a new technology in its cars to help parents keep tabs on their teens behind the wheel. GM engineering specialist Mary Ann Beebe explains how it works.
5m Oct 19, 2015
5m
Digital ad spending crushes competition by 2016
Digital ad spending will surpass TV as the biggest media category next year. The Wall Street Journal's Nathalie Tadena explains why.
5m Oct 16, 2015
5m
Driving into the future with Tesla
Electric car maker Tesla Motors unveils a new autopilot system that lets cars change lanes and park by themselves. Mike Ramsey took the new Tesla out for a spin and has the lowdown.
6m Oct 15, 2015
6m
UberRUSH makes big promises, but can it deliver?
Uber's newest service, UberRUSH, delivers "stuff" instead of people. Wall Street Journal tech reporter Douglas MacMillan explains whether this new delivery service has any legs.
5m Oct 14, 2015
5m
The newest member of the iMac family
Personal tech columnist Geoffrey Fowler weighs in on Apple's brand new iMac desktop, where all eyes remain on the splashy new Retina 4K display screens.
6m Oct 13, 2015
6m
It's official: Dell buys EMC in biggest deal ever
Glenn O'Donnell, vice president and research director at "Forrester Research," discusses how the biggest deal in tech history came about, and what it means for a brand new tech world moving forward.
7m Oct 12, 2015
7m
Mac sales are down for the first time in two years
Fewer people are buying Apple MacBooks and iMacs, as the computer industry as a whole continues to struggle. Wall Street Journal reporter Robert McMillan has the details.
5m Oct 12, 2015
5m
Sony cuts PS4 price, taking aim at XBox One
Sony is cutting the price of PlayStation 4. Forrester Research's James McQuivey says Sony is fighting a rising Microsoft threat. Is this an opening salvo with the holidays ahead?
5m Oct 09, 2015
5m
Xerox app maps your route and counts your calories
A fresh look at the new app from Xerox that lets city residents map their transit routes in real time, find out how long a trip takes, and even the number of calories it burns. Wall Street Journal reporter Steven Norton has all the details.
5m Oct 08, 2015
5m
Almost half of consumers start searches on Amazon
Some 44-percent of consumers head to Amazon.com first when looking up products. So finds e-commerce firm BloomReach. Joelle Kaufmann talks with John Wordock.
5m Oct 07, 2015
5m
Brand new Microsoft gadgets revealed at live event
WSJD.com reporter Nathan Olivarez-Giles joins the Tech News Briefing with everything you need to know about today's highly anticipated Microsoft live event.
6m Oct 06, 2015
6m
The rise of wireless power
Soon, you won't need to run to the nearest outlet to charge your cell phone. Wall Street Journal tech columnist Christopher Mims has fresh insight on the rise of wireless power.
7m Oct 06, 2015
7m
What challenges face Twitter CEO Jack Dorsey
For starters, tech blogger Josh Bernoff says CEO Jack Dorsey faces revenue challenges and talent departures.
5m Oct 05, 2015
5m
Facebook Gets A Facelift
WSJD.com's Brian Fitzgerald joins the tech podcast with all you need to know about Facebook's new profile features.
8m Oct 02, 2015
8m
Will Target's pricing match on the web succeed?
Pricing expert Rafi Mohammed has doubts about Target.com's new strategy to battle Amazon and Wal-Mart online.
4m Oct 01, 2015
4m
Will consumers use buy buttons on Twitter?
Retail expert Britt Beemer says only certain shoppers will embrace the buy buttons and only certain items will sell.
5m Sep 30, 2015
5m
Are you buying Tesla's new SUV? For 132k?
Tesla is rolling out a pricey electric SUV. Tom Libby at IHS Automotive sizes up the Model X. He joins John Wordock.
5m Sep 29, 2015
5m
China "major contributor" to record iPhone sales
Rob Enderle says China had a "big impact" on Apple selling a record 13 million iPhone 6s models. He talks to John Wordock.
4m Sep 28, 2015
4m
Tech News Briefing Coming Soon To WSJ Podcasts
Check back soon for a brand new tech podcast from the Wall Street Journal.
21s Sep 24, 2015
21s
Tech News Briefing To Launch On WSJ Podcasts
Check back shortly as we launch a brand-new Tech News Briefing.
21s Sep 22, 2015
21s
Cut through the static with new tech podcast
WSJ Podcasts is launching a new tech podcast so check back shortly.
23s Sep 22, 2015
23s
Love tech? Stand by for our new tech podcast
Check back for a brand-new Tech News Briefing.
21s Sep 16, 2015
21s
Apple Investigating iCloud Vulnerabilities
Apple looking into vulnerabilities that may had led to leak of nude celebrity photos and videos; Iliad continuing its pursuit of T-Mobile and China gives Microsoft a deadline. WSJ's Mathew Passy on those stories and more.
5m Sep 02, 2014
5m
Sprint to Sell Next Sony Xperia Phone in U.S.
Sprint will sell Sony's next Xperia handset in the U.S. and technology stocks post gains.
3m Aug 29, 2014
3m
Google Testing Delivery Drones
Google has been testing a drone delivery system; Apple announces their next special event and JustFab lands a $1 billion valuation. WSJ's Mathew Passy on those stories and more.
4m Aug 29, 2014
4m
Apple Sends Invites to a Sept. 9 Event
Apple plans on holding an event on September 9th and Samsung plans on showing off a new device next week. Tom Ortuso reports.
2m Aug 28, 2014
2m
Possible Hack of J.P. Morgan and Other Banks
A potential breach of 5 banks; Apple could unveil wearable devices soon; Uber admits to poaching from Lyft and Twitter makes their analytics tool available to most users. Those stories and more from WSJ's Mathew Passy.
4m Aug 28, 2014
4m
Alibaba's Results Improve Ahead of IPO
Alibaba posts a jump in profit and revenue and Dropbox is out with a new plan.
4m Aug 27, 2014
4m
Snapchat Fetches $10 Billion Valuation
Snapchat gets valued at $10 billion; Google looks to expand in Los Angeles; Apple reportedly releasing a 12.9 inch iPad and tips for decluttering your inbox. WSJ's Mathew Passy on those stories and more.
5m Aug 27, 2014
5m
Google Makes A Purchase
Google acquires Zync and technology stocks post gains. Tom Ortuso reports.
3m Aug 26, 2014
3m
Amazon to Acquire Twitch
Amazon said it will acquire Twitch; Fairchild Semiconductor reducing its workforce by 15%; Uber expands to Tel Aviv; back-to-school shopping means a resurgence of tablet sales and Tivo has a new DVR. WSJ's Mathew Passy on those stories and more.
5m Aug 26, 2014
5m
Amazon to Buy Video Site Twitch
Amazon.com has agreed to acquire Twitch for more than $1 billion, according to two people briefed on the matter. Tom Ortuso has that story and more.
3m Aug 25, 2014
3m
Amazon Looks to Challenge Google's Ad Business
Amazon sets its sights on Google's ad business; Instagram rolls out tools for advertisers; apps dominate more of our screen time and Sony's gaming network gets hacked. WSJ's Mathew Passy on those stories and more.
5m Aug 25, 2014
5m
Google Makes A Purchase
Google acquires Gecko Design and Salesforce.com shares soar.
3m Aug 22, 2014
3m
A LinkedIn Executive Steps Down
LinkedIn is looking for a new senior vice president; Profits at GameStop more than double; Will we see a new operating system soon from Microsoft? Mike Weinstein has those stories and more.
4m Aug 22, 2014
4m