Google may bring changes to Android's navigation bar in the form of more buttons
Google may be testing the option to customize Android's navigation bar to add a little more than what's currently available.
One man’s shiny new Samsung Galaxy Note 7 exploded while charging
What's worse than having to wait to get your shiny new Samsung Galaxy Note 7? Getting it and then watching it explode while charging, of course!
Russian search engine Yandex uses machine learning to identify ads you'll accept
See an ad you don't like? Search engine Yandex's machine learning algorithms will ensure you see less like it in the future.
T-Mobile makes calls, texts from U.S. to Italy free in aftermath of deadly earthquake
In response to the earthquake in central Italy, T-Mobile has made calling and texting to Italy free.
Lenovo phones are about to come preloaded with Microsoft services
Lenovo and Microsoft have inked a deal that will see Lenovo's smartphones coming preloaded with Microsoft apps like Skype and Office.
The Samsung Galaxy J7 Prime could be a high-spec version of the original Galaxy J7
It looks like Samsung is prepping a pretty hefty upgrade of the original Galaxy J7, expected to be called the J7 Prime.
Microsoft updates Word Flow to version 2.0, featuring Bing integration and more
Microsoft's Word Flow keyboard for iOS just got a whole lot more powerful, thanks to its new support for the company's search engine, Bing.
Samsung Pay celebrates one year with a whopping 100 million transactions processed
Samsung Pay is celebrated one year of operation, and it seems as though the service has grown a ton in that time.
If it seems like your apps run slower when it's humid – you're right
Particularly with LTE networks, summer humidity can mean up to a 15 percent weaker signal for your mobile apps.
Ex-Facebook Live manager launches live-streaming app with a focus on the personal
Alively is the new live-streaming app that takes the stress out of social live-streaming by allowing you to share broadcasts with select friends and family.
Allo and Duo news: what we know about Google’s all-new communication apps
Allo and Duo, new apps from Google, are edging near their release date. One Reddit user claims to be a beta tester for the apps.
The Appearance Barrier — how not to look terrible on Skype calls
Are you distracted by your appearance on company teleconference calls? Simple tips can help you look better, even on bad hair days.
Samsung's Galaxy Golden 4 is shaping up to be the Veyron of phones
Samsung is building a new flip phone, and this one is expected to have specs comparable to the most flagship-quality phones of today.
Who's the best cell phone carrier of them all? Verizon, according to RootMetrics
The jury's back, and the verdict favors Verizon. According to RootMetrics' most recent network performance test, Verizon was ranked the best overall network
Samsung still has time for Tizen, but does anyone else? New Z2 phone will be the test
On Tuesday, Samsung officially debuted the Z2 in India for the low price of $68.
Microsoft takes a crack at organizing the workplace with Project Sonoma
Microsoft's Project Sonoma, a workplace chat app for Android and iOS, helps employees manage shifts by reflecting them digitally.
Android 7.0 Nougat aims for inclusivity with its 72 new emojis
Google has finally taken the wraps off of the newest version of Android, Android 7.0 Nougat. Here are the new emojis you'll get in the new operating system.
Gionee S6s might be average on the inside, but it’s all style on the outside
Chinese manufacturer Gionee announced the S6s, a slightly improved version of the S6 it announced a few month ago.
Apple and Samsung positively dominate smartphone profits worldwide
According to an analysis by Cannaccord Genuity, the two smartphone makers combine make up more than 100 percent of the industry's profits.
T-Mobile subscribers can now get access to free Wi-Fi in Singapore — for now
If you're a T-Mobile customer traveling to Singapore, you'll no longer need to leave your internet connection behind.
Forget the assembly line: MIT is making phones that can assemble themselves
Phones may soon not be so hard to assemble -- MIT is building phones that can build themselves.
¡Bienvenidos! AT&T will soon offer roaming service in Cuba
AT&T has officially inked an agreement with Cuba that allows for roaming and direct interconnection with Empresa de Telecomunicaciones de Cuba (ETECSA).
Going for gold in Tokyo will be green, thanks to medals made of e-waste
The prizes of the 2020 Olympics in Tokyo may just be made from e-waste -- the gold, silver, and bronze that is recycled from discarded smartphones.
Get ready to see Xiaomi phones offered the U.S. ‘in the near future’
According to Xiaomi vice president Hugo Barra, the company will enter the U.S. market "in the near future."
Trafi, the app that promises more accurate traffic info, is now in the U.S.
After helping those in Europe find the most efficient public transit routes, the free transit app Trafi is finally coming to the U.S.
Thinking of buying a new car? Consider doing it from your smartphone
Looking to avoid car salesmen at all costs? You might consider turning to your smartphone instead.
Oracle wants a new trial after accusing Google of ‘lying,’ now funding an anti-Google group
Lawyers for Oracle allege that Google wasn't entirely truthful about its Android operating system in court, and are requesting a retrial.
Got $9 billion? Lyft would like to talk to you about buying it
It may have turned down an offer from General Motors, but that doesn't mean Lyft isn't in the market for a buyer.
Turn your iPhone into a mirror, bottle opener, and more with Megaverse
Meet the Megaverse, branded as an anti-gravity case whose nano-suction capabilities helps your iPhone stick to windows, mirrors, and more.
Sidekix makes it possible to explore cities on foot like a local
Meet Sidekix, the app that offers personalized routing to allow users to discover local attractions like cultural sites, bars, and more across 60 cities.