Xiaomi CEO vows more global expansion and renewed assault on China market
Xiaomi's founder and CEO has written a rousing, and very public, open letter detailing his ambitious plans for the next few years.
Yahoo Mail’s latest feature makes it easy to keep up with the Winter Olympics
With Yahoo Mail's latest feature, keeping up with the 2018 Winter Olympics will be much easier. Available on desktop and its mobile app, you can access Winter Games coverage straight from your inbox.
Unicode 11.0 is officially finalized, includes 157 new emojis for 2018
Unicode has officially announced the official Unicode 11.0 list for 2018, which includes 157 new emoji options coming later this year.
New Apple News section lets you stay updated on all things Olympics
If you're looking to follow all the action throughout the Winter Olympics in PyeongChang, Apple News just may be the place for you to go.
T-Mobile keeps adding more customers with low prices and freebies
The U.S. smartphone market is seeing pink. T-Mobile's Q4 results prove that the company is a force to be reckoned with.
Google faces lawsuit accusing it of selling defective Pixel phones
Google has been accused of deliberately shipping units of the original Google Pixel smartphone while being aware that the phones had an inherent fault.
These 19 companies will offer 5G devices by 2019. Where’s Apple?
Qualcomm has announced partnerships with dozens of companies -- both carriers and device-makers -- to deploy 5G.
The Nanocase uses graphene to make your iPhone’s battery last longer
The Nanocase uses graphene in its construction to dissipate heat from your iPhone to make the battery last longer.
If skiing doesn’t excite you, check out the Samsung Olympic Showcases instead
In less than 48 hours, the world's most highly anticipated show of athletic grace and prowess will take the stage in South Korea. And Samsung is hosting.
Will OnePlus release a new OnePlus X model after the OnePlus 6?
Rumors from a little-known tech site have set the internet buzzing that OnePlus will be looking to re-enter the budget market with a revamped version of the OnePlus X. But co-founder Carl Pei says "nope."
AR stickers are now available on most Android smartphones with Motion Stills
When Google added AR stickers support for Pixel and Pixel 2 devices late last year, a lot of Android users felt let out of the fun. With Google's recent update to its Motion Stills app, however, most android users can now add AR stickers to their favorite photos.
iPhones are on the beat in the Big Apple as NYPD begins rollout of new devices
The New York City Police Department is now officially rolling out the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus models to its police force.
Amazon’s Prime Exclusive Phones will no longer come with lockscreen ads
Amazon is making big changes to its line of Prime Exclusive Phones. The company will begin removing lockscreen ads from the phones on February 7.
France outlaws texting while driving, even when you’re at a red light
A court in France ruled that it is illegal for drivers not only to text while driving, but basically to text while they're in the car at all.
Apple leads tablet market as detachable devices continue their rise
Apple continues its dominance of the tablet market, while Amazon sees a large boost in sales over 2017. Meanwhile, detachable tablets are increasingly finding themselves as a key part of tablet sales.
4 cameras and a mirror-like finish make the midrange Honor 9 Lite stand out
Honor has announced its first smartphone for 2018: The Honor 9 Lite features four camera lenses, a mirror-finish rear panel, and the latest version of Android.
iPhones are now part of cops’ crime-fighting kit in New York City
The cops of New York City have a new crime-fighting tool — the iPhone. Around 36,000 of the Apple-made handsets are being handed out to officers throughout the city to help them with their daily duties.
HQ Trivia faces social media backlash as financial backer is revealed
Controversial entrepreneur and political activist Peter Thiel has been revealed as one of the major financial backers of popular quiz app HQ Trivia, prompting calls for a boycott.
Amid strong local competition, LG bows out of Chinese smartphone market
LG is bowing out of the flourishing Chinese smartphone market, citing disappointing sales and strong competition from local brands such as Huawei.
Samsung’s jailed chairman freed after sentence reduced and suspended
An investigation into a South Korean political scandal has grown to include the Samsung Group, and top executives face strong accusations.
Everything you need to know about the budget Honor 7X
The Honor 7X has everything you want -- dual cameras, an 18:9 screen, a delicious design -- all for the price you'll want to pay.
Apple says it’s investigating reports of incoming call delays on iPhone X
The iPhone X has been experiencing a number of issues since its launch toward the end of last year. Now Apple says it's looking into a problem where some iPhone X displays are failing to light up during an incoming call, preventing the owner from answering it.
Will your cell phone give you cancer? Maybe if you’re a rat
Do cell phones cause cancer? A pair of new studies show that cell phone radiation can possibly cause cancer in some rats, but humans are probably safer.
Man pleads guilty to distributing over 40,000 counterfeit Apple products
Jianhua “Jeff” Li has pleaded guilty to charges involving the smuggling and sale of counterfeit Apple products.
Sprint announces it will commit to 5G coverage by 2019
Sprint has announced that it plans to roll out nationwide 5G coverage by the end of 2019. However, this will be accompanied by a price hike.
The Razer Phone, with its Snapdragon 835 and 8GB of RAM, is finally here
The Razer Phone is finally here, boasting a Qualcomm Snapdragon 835 chip and a massive 8GB of RAM. Here's everything you need to know.
Apple passes Samsung in smartphone sales, as newer models are shunned
Apple has taken a commanding lead going into 2018, beating Samsung to the top spot for the last quarter of 2017. However, it's not all rosy, as sales are down on the previous year, and consumers shun expensive new phones.
Leak reveals list of upcoming Samsung Galaxy devices in 2018
A leaked list of model names has been seized by XDA Developers, and appears to show a massive list of upcoming Samsung Galaxy devices in 2018, including a possible model name for the foldable Galaxy X.
Apple beats revenue forecast in first quarter, but iPhone sales took a hit
Apple has beaten its revenue forecast for the first quarter of 2018, reporting a massive $88.4 billion in revenue.
Motorola’s latest Moto Mod Style Shells are constructed from Gorilla Glass
Motorola has released a new collection of Moto Mod Style Shells. Constructed of Gorilla Glass, the newest Style Shells are also the most expensive, coming in at $30.
New Microsoft patent hints at potential design of Surface Phone
In a patent application revealed today, Microsoft may have just tipped its hand and shown us what we can expect from the long-rumored Surface Phone -- or some next-generation Surface device.
Google’s new Assistant Go brings Assistant to low-power phones
Google has launched a lightweight version of Google Assistant called Assistant Go. The launch follows other lightweight Google apps, like YouTube Go and Maps Go.
iOS 12 and new MacOS may let Mac users download iPad apps
Despite upcoming features in iOS 12 being pushed back to iOS 13, Apple still plans to implement plans to allow Macs to download and use iPad apps in iOS 12.
Google’s slimmed-down YouTube Go app is coming to more than 130 countries
Google has announced that it is expanding YouTube Go, its lightweight YouTube app, to more than 130 countries.