Also: VW recalls hundred of thousands of VW and Audi cars over fuel leak concerns, U.K. leader bans Apple Watch from meetings over Russian hacking fears.
Also today: Amazon rolls out a new Fire TV streaming stick with Alexa voice control baked right in, and rumors around the iPhone 8 are already swirling.
Also: news outlets sue to learn how the FBI hacked an iPhone (and how much it cost), and there's no better way to wrap up summer than with drone surfing.
Also: Pandora revamps their basic paid tier with a new price and new features, Sony breaks cover on a trio of high-end video and audio bits at CEDIA 2016.
Here's a recap of what Apple announced today during their annual fall product update event. Hint: add headphones to your floppy disc and CD junk drawer.
Are connected motorcycle helmets the future? After the disaster that was Skully, a Russian inventor may have a better way to see the road ahead for riders.
Plus: McDonald's pulls kids' fitness bands from Happy Meals, giant (and quite curvaceous) new airship takes to the skies for the first time over England.
Plus: Intel's Project Alloy disconnects VR from the PC, stirs in AR goodness, and H/P looks to assimilate gamers with their new Omen X cube-shaped PCs.
A hot-rod drone with a high-powered heart, Twitter shuts down account belonging to Breitbart tech editor, Microsoft reminds you to upgrade again and again.
Pokemon Go players are getting into all sorts of trouble while playing the super-addictive game, Nintendo pumps up retro gaming with a new mini NES console.
Pokemon GO creators Niantic address Google account security concerns, new Apple iPhone 7 Plus spy shots emerge, check out our Amazon Prime Day deals guide.
Robot dogs are not new, unless Boston Dynamics is making one, at which point things get kinda freaky. Plus: YouTube goes live, Uber stops the surge game.
Google Fiber scoops up a wireless gigabit ISP, C-SPAN gets around House rules with a Periscope, little electric car blows away the big boys - by a lot.