Scott Erickson describes why Microsoft HoloLens is right for the company

Tinder’s possibilities to expand to the non-dating space

One reason for Uber's crisis is due to its rapid growth. Serial entrepreneur Max Levchin says it's important for leadership to repeat expectations.

At this year's RSA Conference, Radware's Ron Winward says we can expect to learn more about new IOT botnet threats.

One trend Tru Optik's Andre Swanston sees with OTT is that viewers have more loyalty to shows and actors, rather than individual networks.

Can Netflix and Amazon coexist? Mark Mahaney says RBC found that 70% of Amazon Prime subscribers also get Netflix.

Black Eyed Peas member Taboo, who has Shoshone in his heritage, is using his platform as an artist to protest the Dakota Access Pipeline and stand up for local tribes.

Rooster Teeth’s Ashley Jenkins spoke with us about Facebook's streaming deal with Blizzard and pro teams getting into eSports.

Looks like you’re going to need a smartphone for matchmaking and voice chat on the Nintendo Switch. Rooster Teeth’s Ashley Jenkins questions this decision.

One reason for AirPods’ popularity, Quartz’s Mike Murphy says, is that it’s a mid-range Apple product that costs less than other wireless headphones.

How much of a threat is Snap to Apple? The competition is already there in augmented reality and hardware, Tech Insider’s Kif Leswing says.

Twitter will never ban President Donald Trump, its "most influential user," BuzzFeed’s Alex Kantrowitz says, but a reported tweet-throttling feature could be a compromise.

It’s unusual for Snap to offer voteless shares, but PrivCo’s Evan Danckwerth trusts CEO Evan Spiegel and the company’s leadership.

Shake Shack created its mobile app to drive sales and stay on trend, CEO Randy Garutti says, pointing to Starbucks’ app as an example.

Watch out, engineers! Wired’s Cade Metz says physicists are becoming more valuable in Silicon Valley due to the rise of machine learning.

The reason Omidyar Network wants to bring ethics education to AI, Martin Tisne says, is because we don't understand how computers make mistakes.

Meet KnightScope’s 300-lb., 5-foot-tall K5 security robot. The firm says the tech is meant to be a tool, not a replacement, for human officers and security.

To Verizon, Yahoo is still valuable after the hacks because "getting a billion eyeballs is hard to ignore," Tom’s Guide’s Mark Spoonauer says.

Co-founder Paul Liberman says DraftKings and FanDuel will mesh well because both teams have faced similar regulatory and product challenges.

Mayfield Robotics’ Chris Matthews says a Kuri Robot employee brought experience from Pixar to give its home-assistant robot personality and emotion.

Two trends to watch at CES 2017, according to Jon Steinberg, are laptops capable of running VR and TVs with OTT antennas.