Google Photos will now suggest that you rotate your sideways-oriented photos
Google Photos has been given an update that will allow you to quickly and easily rotate sideways photos to the right direction.
You can’t drill a headphone jack into your iPhone 7, but you can use this case
Miss the ol' headphone jack on your shiny new iPhone 7? Fuze has a solution: The new Fuze Case has a headphone jack built right into it.
Snap It to Lose It: Weight-loss app takes the hassle out of counting calories
Lose It is rolling out a new beta feature in its iOS and Android app called Snap It, which makes it easier to log your meals.
Meerkat could be on to a real winner with its new video chat app Houseparty
Houseparty is the latest app from the creators of Meerkat. A video chat network aimed at teens and millennials, Houseparty already boasts 1 million users.
Apple appears to be storing a log of the numbers you enter into iMessages
Apple stores logs of phone numbers entered into iOS's Messages app. That's according to law enforcement documents obtained by The Intercept.
Former Verizon employee faces time behind bars for selling customer records
Authorities brought charges against Daniel Eugene Traeger, a former Verizon employee who was found guilty of selling customers' private phone records.
An FCC filing suggests Samsung Galaxy Grand Prime refresh is on its way
It looks like Samsung is prepping the release of yet another mid-range smartphone. A refresh of the Galaxy Grand Prime was spotted in an FCC filing.
Meetup launches rebranding effort with completely redesigned mobile apps
Meetup is undergoing a rebranding. As part of the effort, it's launched new apps for Android and iOS that were redesigned from scratch.
BlackBerry will begin outsourcing smartphone production to third parties
During BlackBerry's second quarter 2016 earnings call in late September, the company announced it would no longer manufacture its own smartphones.
Haven’t taken your vacation yet? T-Mobile is offering free data for when you do
Summer may have officially come to a close, but T-Mobile is looking for ways to extend those joyous months -- at least, by way of your phone bill.
GoTenna Mesh relays your messages when there’s no cell signal
GoTenna, a Brooklyn-based hardware startup, is out with its second product -- GoTenna Mesh.
DoorDash delivers voter registration forms straight to your doorstep
DoorDash partnered with Rock the Vote "to raise awareness about the importance of voting by making registering to vote as easy as ordering tacos on-demand."
Samsung Pay celebrates 1st birthday with support for coupons, $100K in prizes
Samsung will celebrate its mobile payment service's first anniversary in the U.S. by introducing an in-app coupon service and $100,000 in prizes.
Tinder Boost is an upcoming feature that puts your profile at the front of the queue
Tinder is testing a new feature that is all about getting you more matches by ensuring your profile is the first other people see when they open the app.
Alcatel’s Pixi 4 Plus Power certainly lives up to its billing with a huge 5,000mAh battery
Alcatel unveiled the Pixi 4 Plus Power, which looks to emphasize battery life above all else with its gargantuan 5,000mAh battery.
Google's latest iOS app update makes incognito searches sneakier than ever
Google has updated its iOS app with a new feature that will allow you to lock incognito tabs behind Touch ID.
New features headed to Chrome for Android promise to supercharge mobile browsing
Google's debuting new features in the Chrome browser for Android that promise to speed up web browsing. One, Data Saver, compresses web pages on the fly
A ‘safe’ Galaxy Note 7 may have just exploded and burned its user, report says
Samsung is working hard at recalling the Galaxy Note 7 over risk of the battery exploding, however the company may note be out of the woods just yet.
OnePlus wades into direct-to-consumer sales by partnering with O2 in the U.K.
OnePlus has inked an exclusive agreement with O2 to sell the OnePlus 3 smartphone in the U.K., marking a move away from its direct-to-consumer method.
Your Apple Watch will soon play an even bigger part in maintaining your well-being
Apple is prepping some new apps for the Apple Watch, including sleep tracking and fitness level analysis based on your heart-rate data.
Love the new iOS lock screen? Now, you can watch MLB at Bat videos from it, too
Taking advantage of iOS 10's brand new lock screen, a new update to MLB At Bat allows baseball superfans to watch highlights from their lock screens.
Lenovo continues Motorola integration by firing 1,100 employees
Lenovo has laid off 1,100 employees from Motorola's Chicago headquarters. The company says it's a part of integration efforts since its acquisition.
Magic Bus wins $1 million to improve commuter bus access in Nairobi
Four Earlham College students won the Hult Prize startup competition with the Magic Bus. Their SMS-based mobile payment app will help people get to work.
Everything you need to know about Google’s Huawei-made Nexus tablet
Huawei is rumored to be manufacturing Google's upcoming Nexus 7 successor, and it's rumored to run a new operating system that merges Android and Chrome OS.
Can’t sleep? We’re now waking up in the middle of the night to check our phones
Waking up in a cold sweat in the middle of the night? You're probably reaching for your smartphone, aren't you?
Apple's troubles in Japan continue as antitrust watchdog may spring into action
Japan's Fair Trade Commission looks to make some noise by taking action against Apple and three of the country's top carriers.
iOS 10 was not great for Apple’s backup security, experts say
Apple's newest operating system allegedly makes it "considerably easier" to hack iTunes logins for backup passwords stored on a Mac or PC.