Technology

For 12-year-old Imani Miles, her Apple Watch is more than just an accessory. It is what she says saved her life.It was nighttime when...

In this month's Object Lesson, we break down the world of competitive Tetris — yes, that's a thing

The initiative comes from Downtown Detroit Partnership, the City of Detroit, and IKE Smart City

Frustrated with the lack of transparency on social media, Detroit entrepreneur Ziarekenya Smith aims to offer a digital space for folks to authentically express their emotions

The Detroit Pistons and Big Sean are using the app's new job recruitment pilot program to find an intern for the rapper, who serves as the team’s creative director of innovation

We consider usability, look, social responsibility, and more to rank your mobile gaming options from best to worst

The state opened the floodgates to legal mobile gambling in January. Since then, the market has been saturated with mobile betting apps.

Kinfolk will help creatives in metro Detroit and beyond find job opportunities, network, and build teams

Products that use UV-C rays aren’t all created equal. Here’s what you need to know before you make a purchase.

The co-founder of Ann Arbor-based mobile security app Duo makes our 2021 Hour Detroiters list, a roundup of people who are quietly ­— and sometimes not so quietly — enriching life across the region

Our cultural obsession with the freshest tech is expanding into unexpected territory

More than 100 global participants will virtually compete in the 36-hour retail innovation competition

A Farmington Hills man was arrested earlier this year after being wrongly identified by the controversial software

Cranbrook Institute of Science’s annual event supports science, technology, engineering, arts, and math programs for kids

Tensions escalate as a vote nears on the use of the technology by Detroit police

In Novi, trained listeners leave no footprints while helping to develop car audio systems. They’re extending Detroit’s tradition of using scientific means to improve sound quality.

With mature-rated video games continuously topping adolescents’ holiday wish lists, parents must confront dangers that their children often face at home, on their own television screens.

From the Amazon Echo’s random laughter to the Cambridge Analytica scandal that caught Facebook users off guard, the same questions continue to come up: How and what information is being gathered about me, and who’s using it for what purpose?