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If you live in an apartment or house that suffers from network freezing, drop spots, dead zones, or endless buffering, there is a new product for you. Eero is aiming to change the way people use WiFi by offering the first totally stable network for your home.

There has been a great deal of news lately involving the rights to citizen privacy. It is a hot button issue that is becoming all the more intense as details of government surveillance programs in the US, UK and France continue to be unveiled. But Google is under fire for more than PRISM, with European watchdogs demanding they change their privacy policy, or risk legal action.

Microsoft has always followed by the same model: regular updates to their operating system that completely change the function as technology progresses. Now, it would appear Satya Nadella's Microsoft will be taking a different route.

Facebook will show a revamped view for the excessively used - News Feed today. The believed changes in its one of the core feature.

WWDC is near now and the talks waves around highly for how iOS7 would be. A report came out for graphical mock-ups as some knowledge was gained with initial stage of beta edition. As per the site, maintaining the chatters happened earlier, the icons in the next iOS version will definitely be smooth.

Apple's recent event showed the company going smaller on the outside. The new iPhone SE and iPad Pro have fallen in size, a change from the previous releases of bigger devices.

"Like everything covering the world by the millions and constantly changing shape, mobile phones are evolving. And the smaller, smarter species have taken over from the clumsy giants of yesteryear. Once upon a time Motorola ruled over a world of giant bricks. Then, Nokia dominated a dumbphone world, a rich carpet of thousands of different charging cables foresting the floor near electrical outlets, blowing away the ancient voiceboxes with texts and LCD screens and lots of other things which we swear sounded modern back then. But in 2012 it's the time of the smartphone, and Samsung have finally wrestled the crown away from the Finnish giant."

"The drastic changes over at RIM continue, with news that the company has cancelled two devices previously linked with their BlackBerry 10 operating system. While the hardware is certainly important, BlackBerry 10 is perhaps even more so, as it really has to be good enough to compete with not only the established market leaders Android and iOS, but the rising star of Windows Phone 7 too."

"This is something of a surprise, as Sony has used CES 2012 to unveil its very first smartphone without Ericsson branding. The news of the pair's split hit back in October, but the name wasn't expected to be changed until later this year, however the launch of the Xperia S shows Sony wants to get a move on with the re-branding."

"For the past five years, two things have remained constant about Apple - an inexorable rise in sales and profits, and a steely determination to control its message in the media. But, just as the company basks in the admiration of the financial world after last week's amazing results, is customer concern about where and how all those iPads and iPhones are made going to force a change in its PR strategy?"

"North Korea is well known for being a technology backwater where, among many things, the open Internet is heavily restricted and kept away from the public. However, as we highlighted in November, things are beginning to change and the country has just hit one million mobile subscribers."

Samsung has officially unveiled that due to several reasons, it has changed the release date of the Galaxy Nexus Prime and now it will be arrived on December 2 in the European countries, report suggested.

"Phones4U launched a new contract/phone upgrade option called Jump at the beginning of the month, and while the scheme is expected to be popular with customers looking to change phones as often as once every six months, there were still some questions to be answered."

"Manufacturers are taking a lot more notice of the new Android Ice Cream Sandwich update than previous editions, with HTC and Samsung both announcing their intentions to update at least some of their most popular phones to the very latest version of the OS. This makes a change from the almost total silence surrounding older Android builds."

Apple's mapping technology has never been very impressive. Certainly not impressive enough to compete with the much more popular Google Maps, especially after the last revision to the service that made Apple's mapping software almost unusable by many consumers. But the company is on a mission to change that, as shown by their latest acquisition of Locationary.

Hailed as the first true "anti-iPhone", the Moto X allows the buyer to change everything from the cover to the background. They have been experimenting with different organic materials like wood and bamboo for possible covers for even more customization. Everything is about creating a device that looks and feels the way the consumer wants it to, not how the company says it should.

YouTube hasn't changed their format for awhile, though small updates have been made. Today they announced that they will be switching up the way they handle comments, including sorting them by relevance rather than date, and connecting it all with Google+.

Elon Musk and Tesla want to change how the world uses energy, and have unveiled a new product line called Tesla Energy. One of its first products is the Powerwall, a battery that is install in the home that regulates and monitors how energy is used.

Nokia seemed to get a raw end of the deal with Microsoft, with the once popular mobile phone device now looking like disappearing. For Microsoft and its mobile Windows based operating system, it means a change of thinking and direction

In an attempt to change poor sales and get users onto their smartphones, Sony have unveiled the newest Xperia smartphones at IFA 2015. The models are from the Xperia Z5 family, and come in three sizes: The Z5 Compact, the Z5 and the Z5 Premium.