'Final Fantasy X' re-released again, this time on Steam and other top stories.

• 'Final Fantasy X' re-released again, this time on Steam

  

  Final Fantasy XV finally launches this September, but publisher Square Enix wants you to take a look back in the vaults ahead of that. Final Fantasy X and its direct sequel X-2 got the HD remaster treatment on PlayStation 4 last year and now the double pack is headed to PCs by way of Steam. That means a remastered soundtrack, better-looking graphics and a few bits and bobs from the International Editions like a special boss fight mode for the first. No word on improved voice acting, though. How..

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• Periscope to implement new save and search options, drone-based streaming

  

  Periscope’s rise to the top of the live-streaming video service heap had more to do with its ease of use than depth of functionality — the service lacked a way to opt out of obtrusive alerts at launch, for example, and for several months was without an Android client. But spurred on by the competition, the Twitter-owned broadcasting app is finally stepping up its feature game. On Monday, it announced search, video archiving, and integration with DJI drones. The attention to detail within search..

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• T-Mobile customers can roam in Cuba this summer

  

  T-Mobile has struck a roaming deal with state-owned Cuban carrier Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba SA (ETECSA), letting visitors to the island nation use voice, text, and data services from this summer. The move follows the Obama administration's loosening of travel and trade restrictions between the US and Cuba last year; Verizon and Sprint both made similar arrangements in the fall. Google is also looking into expanding internet access in the country. "The historic opening of Cuba is a n..

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• New iPhone 7 Image Confirms Apple's Design Decision

  

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• Google's test of black search links is really ticking some people off

  

  Google's headquarters in Mountain View, California. Brooks Kraft/Getty Images Google is testing a new way to deliver search results, by turning them black instead of blue, and some users are up in arms about it. Disgruntled searchers have turned to Twitter to express their outrage over the change, which currently only shows up for some users. One Google searcher, @MikeClise, tweeted: "Really didn't like being a ..

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• US investigates security of mobile devices

  

  WASHINGTON The Federal Communications Commission and Federal Trade Commission have asked mobile phone carriers and manufacturers to explain how they release security updates amid mounting concerns over security vulnerabilities, the U.S. agencies said on Monday.The agencies have written to Apple Inc, AT&T Inc and Alphabet Inc, among others, in order "to better understand, and ultimately to improve, the security of mobile devices," the FCC said.The FCC sent letters to six mobile phone carriers o..

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• The creators of Siri just showed off their next AI assistant, Viv, and it's incredible

  

  Dag Kittlaus and Adam Cheyer created the artificial intelligence behind Siri, Apple's iconic digital assistant, and one of the first modern apps to capably handle natural language queries on a smartphone. Today the pair showed off their newest creation, Viv, a next generation AI assistant that they have been developing in stealth mode for the last four years. The goal was to create a better version of Siri, one that connected to a multitude of services, instead of routinely shuffling queries of..

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• Motorola To Release World's Second Modular Smartphone

  

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