Look out LeEco! Xiaomi is testing its phones in the U.S. and plans to launch within two years
It looks like Xiaomi wants to follow LeEco's lead and launch its phones in the U.S. The company has reportedly been testing its devices on U.S. networks.
Paper or digital? The hybrid Slice Planner gives you the best of both worlds
Stop switching back and forth between paper and digital planners with the hybrid Slice Planner, designed for visual thinkers.
New Epicurious app puts more than 1,000 food videos at would-be chefs’ fingertips
Meet “Epicurious Recipes & Food Videos,” the app that promises to put "more than a thousand food videos directly at your fingertips."
Roli’s mesmerizing Blocks illuminate the way for budding musicians
Roli, the company behind portable keyboards and music creation apps, has engineered a new platform, Blocks, that makes creating songs easier than ever.
Google brings Hangouts to version 14, includes app shortcuts and new menus
Google has updated Hangouts to version 14.0, bringing a number of new features to the app. The most notable change? Android 7.1 app shortcuts.
Apple may be preparing to lower the price of Apple Music plans, report says
Apple may be preparing to lower the price of Apple Music streaming tiers, according to sources.
Beleaguered Samsung to invest a whopping $1B in its Texas chipmaking plant
Samsung has announced that it's investing a massive $1 billion in chip production in the U.S.
The Tinder swiping votes are in and the world is 80 percent #WithHer
With just a week left until the United States chooses its next president, Tinder's Swipe the Vote poll chooses Hillary Clinton as its winner.
New ‘Fantastic Beasts’ Google Now commands let you cast spells over your Android phone
In anticipation of the premiere of 'Fantastic Beasts and Where to Find Them,' Google has granted Android users a new feature: spell casting.
Pinterest’s Instapaper Premium read-it-later app is now free to use
Having acquired Instapaper in August, Pinterest is now scrapping the premium version of the app and making its features free for regular Instapaper users.
Google’s first AR-capable Tango phone, the Lenovo Phab 2 Pro, now available
Lenovo's Phab 2 Pro, the first consumer-bound device to support Google's AR platform Tango, ships now.
Report: Wireless charging could be standard on Apple’s next iPhone
Foxconn is reportedly developing a wireless charging module that could be implemented in all stock iPhones next year.
Motorola's unannounced Connect Coin is set to be a Bluetooth tracker on steroids
Motorola will reportedly unveil the Connect Coin, an accessory that functions as a Bluetooth tracker and much more.
You’ll have to go international if you want Android with your $103 Meizu M5
Meizu's M5, the latest in the company's M line of phones, looks like your typical midrange phone, except when you consider the lack of Android anywhere.
Google combats manipulation of Play Store app rankings with improved system
Google is fighting back against fraudulent app promotion services with improved algorithms to ensure proper app rankings.
Microsoft drops 100,000 apps from German and Italian Windows Stores
Microsoft has dropped 100,000 apps from the German and Italian Windows Stores due to lack of updates.
Apple has rolled out support for promotional in-app download codes
Apple's rolled out support for in-app promotional codes. They provide a sanctioned means of bypassing paywalls within apps and games.
Mood rings are for kids: Sence's wristband is an emotion tracker with a medical pedigree
Sence, a wearable band with electrical contacts, susses out your emotion by measuring the electrical pulses of your heart.
NBA launches Mobile View to make watching games on your phone easier
Last week, NBA League Pass launched Mobile View, allowing sports fans to enjoy NBA games in all their glory, all on the 5-inch screen of your smartphone.
Check out 6 whimsical projects from Samsung’s experimental C-Lab
Samsung's C-Lab, the company's internal product incubator, highlighted six new projects, including a smartwatch for kids, a social network, and more.
Never worry about spam again: Sudo supplies disposable phone numbers, email addresses
Sudo, a privacy app for iOS, macOS, and eventually Android, helps you hide your digital footprint by supplying disposable phone numbers and email addresses.
iPhone 8 could feature OLED display, reports suggest
Tai Jeng-wu, the president at Sharp, said “the iPhone has been evolving and now it is switching from LTPS (low-temperature poly-silicon) to OLED panels.”
A Ukrainian man changed his name to iPhone 7 to win a free device
Turin, who entered a contest at his local electronics store, changed his name to iPhone Sim to win the phone for free, avoiding the hefty price of $850 USD.
The Blitz bot from Yahoo will help you tackle your fantasy football rivals
Now that football season is well underway, so too is fantasy football season, and Yahoo has introduced a new bot to give you that boost.
The ZTE Axon 7 Max launches with a massive 6-inch display and 4GB of RAM
ZTE has taken the wraps off of the Axon 7 Max, which features a hefty 6.0-inch display, along with a cool 4GB of RAM.
Netflix's 'Stranger Things' arrives on Google Allo in the form of original artwork
Netflix's hit omage to 1980s genre films, Stranger Things, is debuting on Google Allo in the form of a sticker pack.
LG’s mobile division loses $389.4 million, has declined for six straight quarters
Weak smartphone sales drove LG's mobile division to a sixth straight quarter of declining profits.
This may curb your appetite: Surge pricing just came to UberEATS
Uber may have elevated the notion of "fast food" when it launched UberEATS back in 2014, but now, it's coming at an elevated cost, too.
New Google Maps beta lets business owners upload photos of their store
A new Google Maps beta has been released, showing that business owners can now upload photos of their business to be showcased in the app.