Blake Lively was rumored to be poking fun at Taylor Swift's Bad Blood video after she shared a photo with a caption about her.

Bungie's Destiny: The Taken King has faced a few controversial annotations for the past months. But with the upcoming release of the official soundtrack, would it be enough to revive the past lapses that they dished out?

Apple launched the new Apple TV during its big product even in San Francisco Wednesday, showing a lot of promise with the Siri remote; but critics believe it still hasn't "cracked the code" in ultimately changing the way people watch TV.

BMW, the German automaker is investing millions in a new parking startup based in San Francisco. BMW through its investment unit, BMW i Ventures is investing an undisclosed amount in an on-demand parking company called ZIRX. The news was confirmed by ZIRX CEO and co-founder himself, Sean Behr.

Nintendo, the largest Japanese video game company, had teamed up with Niantic Inc. to develop Pokémon Go, a mobile game based on the popular monsters from the Japanese cartoon series.

Verizon will be the first wireless network provider to test the 5G technology beginning in 2016. Many believe that it will become available commercially as early as 2017 once tests are successful.

Google confirmed that it will not include dark theme feature in the release of Android 6.0 Marshmallow. The company confirms the decision but doesn't have any formal statement yet for the public.

Gas becomes less expensive because the bottom has fallen out on oil prices. Crude is responsible for almost half the cost of a gallon of gas, as reported by CNN Money. Since June, prices have been plummeting and according to AAA, the regular gasoline's average price is now at $2.40 per gallon or more than a dollar less than it was a year ago. The plunge has been widespread and average prices are still above $3 in only four states namely: California, Nevada, Alaska, and Hawaii wherein the last two states have everything that is often more expensive.

Google releases Android Pay starting September 10 in various locations. The firm also plans to gradually introduce the app accross U.S. and add payment support.

Samsung is releasing Gear 2 smartwatch this year and it is believed that it can support both Android and iOS devices. Analyst of Samsung though did not confirm if this capability will come with the new gear.