Boarding Pass Scanner wants to compensate you for a delayed or canceled flight
AirHelp has launched an in-app boarding pass scanner that promises to deliver real-time flight compensation eligibility decisions.
Amazon has begun issuing refunds for kids’ in-app purchases, FTC says
Amazon has finally agreed to reimburse its customers for unauthorized in-app purchases made mostly by children.
Waze tells beta testers long-awaited Android Auto support is getting closer
Beta invites are currently being sent out to users of the popular navigation app for the upcoming Android Auto version.
Microsoft is reportedly working on a smartphone with brand-new software
Microsoft hasn't given on smartphones yet. Rumors suggest the company is working on a new model with revamped software.
Samsung’s SoundAssistant app gives Galaxy users powerful audio features
With SoundAssistant, you can set volume individually for certain apps, change media volume using hardware keys, and schedule audio profiles.
Android malware 'Judy' earns hackers revenue by forcing devices to click on ads
Judy, an Android malware discovered by cybersecurity analysts at Check Point, commandeers Android devices to click on web ads.
T-Mobile’s ‘Thankiversary’ promotion includes free gas for a year, other prizes
T-Mobile's "Thankiversary" contest commemorates the launch of its rewards program -- and lets Verizon and AT&T customers join in.
Make OnePlus’ best-of-the-best photo list for a chance to review the OnePlus 5
OnePlus is on the hunt for the best Instagrammers, who take stunning photos using smartphones, to review the forthcoming OnePlus 5.
OnePlus launches new referral program right before expected OnePlus 5 launch
OnePlus is expected to unveil the OnePlus 5 in the near future -- but in the meantime it has taken the wraps off a new referral program.
Weekly Rewind: 'Game of Thrones' is coming, 'Twin Peaks' returns, Bond's best rides
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of this week's top 10 tech stories.
One Nexus 5X lawsuit is dismissed as LG vows to maintain or replace devices
Over the past few months, LG has been taken to court over bootloop issues affecting a variety of its devices, including the Nexus 5X.
Qualcomm’s settlement with BlackBerry has reached a whopping $940 million
A court awarded BlackBerry a $940 million judgment in a lawsuit against Qualcomm, which is accused of abusing its dominant market position.
Gionee S10, S10B, and S10C: News and release date
Gionee added a slew of new phones to its S-Series lineup -- including the quad-camera S10. Here's everything you need to know.
Lyft hopes to convince drivers it is better than Uber with scheduled rides
Lyft made life easier for its drivers, allowing passengers to schedule rides in advance that drivers can accept days beforehand.
Rugged is an understatement with Kyocera’s three-camera DuraForce Pro
Kyocera is releasing a successor to the DuraForce XD -- the DuraForce Pro. It has a normal front and rear camera, but it also has a Super Wide View camera.
Researchers discover new class of Android malware that hides its tracks
It's called a "Cloak and Dagger" attack, and researchers say it's technically possible with any app distributed through Google's Play Store.
Cricket offers $50 in cash credit to customers who switch carriers
Cricket's offering customers who switch from another carrier up to $50 in bill credit. It's also offering a choice of free phone.
Sony is doubling down on high-end and budget smartphones
Sony's ditching "Affordable Premium," its line of affordable phones like the Xperia X, in favor of high-end and midrange alternatives.
Google’s Data GIF Maker will make your facts and figures more palatable
Meet the Data Gif Maker, a new tool from Google that wants to help journalists better communicate their evidence to their audience.
New Acer tablet has quantum dot technology, just like those super-desirable TVs
Acer has announced the Iconia Tab 10, a new 10-inch Android tablet that uses quantum dot technology in the screen.
Facebook signs deals to push out original TV shows for upcoming video service
Facebook has officially signed deals with Vox Media, ATTN:, and Buzzfeed, among others to produce original video content.
Facebook's Instant Articles now support Google's AMP and Apple News
Facebook's adding support for Google's AMP and Apple News to Instant Articles -- potentially in response to the platform's weak uptake.
Baidu’s Deep Voice 2 text-to-speech engine can imitate hundreds of human accents
Baidu's Deep Voice 2, an AI-powered translation app, can almost perfectly imitate a human voice -- and generate hundreds of accents.
Finally, you can have your sticker and buy it too with Amazon’s odd new feature
In an odd move, Amazon is bringing the stickers made popular by social media into their retail app -- and of course, you can buy them too.
Apple hires New York Magazine executive editor to aid war on fake news
Apple is strengthening its efforts against fake news by hiring a former editor of New York Magazine and The New York Times.
Google is tackling fat fingers, text translation through Gboard's AI
Google's using machine learning to improve its Gboard keyboard. It's cut down on miss-typed words, for example, and improved translation.
Verizon’s SmartHub packs 4G LTE and support for smart home devices
Need a hub to manage your automated devices and a 4G LTE router? Look no further than Verizon's new SmartHub.
Google swings its banhammer at hundreds of profit-seeking Pixel resellers
Back in November, Google suspended over 200 accounts linked to reselling Pixel phones. Now, some of those devices are being blacklisted.
Samsung's new patent shows a smartwatch with a camera, wristband display
Samsung's next smartwatch might have a camera and a flexible wristband display, if the company's newest patent is any indication.
Hackers manage to fool the Galaxy S8’s iris scanner with a photo
Members of Germany's Chaos Computer Club managed to trick the Samsung Galaxy S8's iris scanner with a picture.
Sony’s massive new E Ink tablet aims to save the planet at your wallet’s expense
Sony's new E Ink tablet is called the DPT-RP1, and while it promises tons of high-tech features, it comes with a high price tag, too.
Alto Mail adds Alexa support and can now replace your calendar app
Alto, the email client from AOL and Verizon with a smart Dashboard, now has a built-in calendar.
One number for all your phones: T-Mobile is now offering call forwarding on steroids
T-Mobile's Digits program, which lets customers make and receive calls from any smartphone, tablet, or computer, will go live on May 31.
Americans are more satisfied with Apple’s iPhone SE than its larger-screen rivals
While larger screens seem to be dominating the smartphone market, the iPhone SE took first place in the Annual Customer Satisfaction Index.