The LeEco Pro 3 could be one of the most powerful Android phones yet
The new LeEco Pro 3, LeEco's new flagship phone, has been officially announced. It'll retail in the U.S. for $400.
LeEco wants to woo Americans with the affordable, feature-packed Le S3
Chinese electronics behemoth has announced that one of its smartphones, the Le S3, would be making a stateside debut later this year.
The Moov HR is a superprecise fitness tracker that slots into a headband
The Moov HR, a fitness tracker in the form of a headband, tracks your heart rate with incredible precision. It's available now.
Want a smaller version of the LG V20? It's called the LG V34 Isai Beat
LG released a new version of the V20 in Japan, called the V34 Isai Beat. But what makes the device special? It's waterproof.
The most unstable version of the Chrome browser is now available on Android
The most unstable version of Google's Android browser, Chrome Canary, has finally come to mobile. It is publicly available.
Print photos straight from your smartphone with HP's pocket-size Sprocket
HP has released the Sprocket, a pocket-size printer that lets you print photos from your smartphone while on the go.
Mum’s the word: Samsung tells workers to keep quiet about the Galaxy Note 7
Mum's the word at Samsung, where employees have now been ordered to stay quiet about the recent Galaxy Note 7 disaster ... or else.
Apple could build the next iPhone's fingerprint sensor right into the display
The next iPhone could have a fingerprint sensor built right into its display if Apple's latest patent becomes a reality.
The Galaxy S8 may be Samsung’s only premium smartphone for 2017, report says
Samsung may be cutting the Galaxy Note from its smartphone lineup in 2017, according to recent reports. The Galaxy S8 will be its only premium phone.
Qualcomm unveils Snapdragon processors, gigabit modem, camera platform
Qualcomm took the wraps off a bevy of new products: the Snapdragon 653, 626, and 427. It also unveiled gigabit modem and connected camera platform.
Samsung has set up exchange booths for Galaxy Note 7s at major airports
Samsung is getting hands on with its recall of the Galaxy Note 7, by launching smartphone exchange booths at various airports around the world.
Amazon’s new Kindle has eight times more storage, but you can’t get it in U.S.
The new 'Manga Model' Kindle Paperwhite has 32GB of storage, because let's be honest, 4GB is practically a crime.
Honor 6X: Rumors and news leaks
On October 18, the Honor 6X was launched at a press event in China. The phone shows off dual rear cameras, a 5.5-inch 1080p display, and a metal unibody.
Got a great game idea? Samsung may pay you $20,000 to launch it on the Tizen Store
Tapping into the human penchant for contest, Samsung has launched its Tizen App Challenge.
Misfit's Phase is a stealthy smartwatch with a classic style
Combining digital alerts and movement monitoring, Misfit's Phase smartwatch looks like a classic timepiece but keeps you informed and in control.
Electric Objects delivers curated digital artwork to your living room wall
Electric Objects, a startup specializing in curated artwork, wants to deliver curated artwork to a digital picture frame on your wall.
With 4GB RAM and a 23MP camera, the ZTE Nubia Z11 Mini S offers big value
ZTE unveiled the Nubia Z11 Mini S, the latest addition to the company's Nubia line of smartphones.
Apple could gain 5-7 million users due to Galaxy Note 7 fiasco, analyst says
While Samsung is going through one of its mobile divisions biggest failures, Apple could seriously benefit, according to KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo.
Apple just released a fix to a Verizon iPhone 7 connectivity issue
Verizon users of the iPhone 7 have been noticing a few connectivity issues with their devices. Apple has now released a fix to the problem.
Apple is betting on Japan to fix Siri and get serious on artificial intelligence
Apple is once again looking to Asia to turbocharge its research and development process, this time to improve its artificial intelligence efforts.
New Android banking malware steals your data with the snap of a selfie
A new malware has been making the rounds on Android that attempts to steal your identity -- by having you take a selfie with your government-issued ID.
Google Maps gains a shortcut to the Traffic screen and readies a real-time ‘busyness’ view
The newest version of the Google Maps beta for Android has gained a shortcut to the app's traffic screen and a real-time busyness view.
South Korean government to investigate what’s causing the Note 7 fires
Samsung and the South Korean government have launched new investigations into defective Note 7 devices.
All thumbs? For just $89, AT&T will fix plan holders' cracked cell phone screens
AT&T unveiled a new device repair service, creatively named AT&T Device Protection. The service fixes your cracked screens at very little cost.
Hands on: LG V20
The LG V10 was a welcome surprise last year, and LG might be looking to spruce up its mobile division with the launch of the V20 by the end of September.
The Un-carrier is adding more free stuff to its ‘T-Mobile Tuesdays’ program
The Un-carrier has announced a few updates to its T-Mobile Tuesdays program in the form of new partners giving out new free stuff.
Polyglot? SwiftKey now employs neural network tech to keep up with you
Whether you're texting in French, German, Spanish, or English, you can rely on SwiftKey to finish your sentences.