Vivo unveils its X7 and X7 Plus flagship phones
Chinese phone manufacturer Vivo has unveiled its latest flagships, the X7 and X7 Plus.
Bad news for the hardcore fans: BlackBerry will not make any more Classics
In a recent statement, BlackBerry confirmed it will cease production of the Classic.
Forget phablets, Huawei’s upcoming phone might as well be a small tablet
Huawei's rumored Honor 8 Max might have popped up on China's TENAA regulatory agency.
Weekly Rewind: DIY beer from your phone, robot soccer, Android Nougat, and more
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything.
Teenager who allegedly urged boyfriend to commit suicide via texts will stand trial
Michelle Carter will stand trial over text messages sent to her suicidal friend Conrad Roy that Massachusetts' top court saw as "coercive."
Bezels? What bezels? The Sharp Aquos Mini (almost) gets rid of them
Sharp unveiled the Aquos Mini, the latest phone in the company's line of nearly bezel-less handsets.
Sony’s mobile division decides to ‘defocus’ efforts in the US and India
During its investor day, Sony Mobile reportedly announced it will shift its focus away from the U.S. and certain other markets.
Life’s not good for LG as disappointing G5 sales force some restructuring
LG announced it restructured its mobile division in the hopes that it will counterbalance the division's struggles.
Verizon will give you up to $300 for your clunker of a phone if you open a new line
Verizon is bringing back its April 2016 trade-in promotion. Eligible customers can get up to $300 toward the purchase of a new handset.
Popular mixed-media app PicsArt gets a speed and performance upgrade
Users of PicsArt can now combine photo edits and art a bit faster with the speed and interface improvements in the latest version.
Sprint customers now can get 60 days of Amazon Prime for free
Sprint is now giving their customers the option of adding a Prime membership to their monthly cell phone bill for $11 a month.
Welcome to 2016: US Senate staff will no longer receive BlackBerrys
Lawmakers are getting dragged kicking and screaming into the 21st century. A policy change means Senate staffers will no longer receive BlackBerry phones.
Huawei says it is still on track to ship 140 million phones by year’s end
Huawei president He Gang shot down earlier rumors, saying the company will definitely ship its target 140 million phones in 2016.
Don’t get all wet — slap this limited edition waterproof case on your iPad
Catalyst Lifestyle, manufacturers of waterproof cases for the iPad, iPhone, and Apple Watch, debuted a few new models at CE Week 2016 in New York City.
Olloclip’s addition for Otterbox’s modular case easily switches between 4 lenses
Olloclip was at CE Week 2016 this year, and we stopped by to take a look at its new 4-in-1 lens designed for Otterbox's modular Universe Case.
The next Android flavor from Google is Nougat
Google has long been teasing Android N's potential name to be Nutella, but you can say goodbye to the chocolate spread as Nougat has taken the cake.
Google’s background search gets you answers despite your shoddy connection
Got a spotty connection? Running a Google search might lead you nowhere, especially when your connection is severed. Google is trying to help.
RIP Paper: Facebook shreds its experimental, redesigned app for iOS
Facebook is shutting down Paper, its experimental attempt at a redesign of the Facebook app, that emphasized news-reading and design.
Google Keep now automatically categorizes your notes by topic, location, and more
Google Keep, Google's free note-taking app on the web, Android, and iOS, has gained a useful new feature: automatic note categorization.
Dell discontinuing Venue series, will no longer make Android tablets
Say goodbye to the Dell Venue series. The company will no longer be selling or supporting the Android tablets.
AT&T responds to T-Mobile Tuesdays with ‘Thanks’ rewards program
AT&T's Thanks rewards program is kicking off with a buy-one-get-one-free movie ticket deal, plus exclusive concert ticket presales in the fall.
Keep the kids entertained (and quiet) with Kenu’s new travel accessories
Kenu's new car mount for tablets and volume-limiting headphones should make summer car trips a bit more bearable for the wee ones in the backseat.
Samsung sets the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge free with unlocked versions in the U.S.
Samsung is bringing the unlocked variants of its Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge handset to the U.S. Both are on sale now from a number of retailers.
Feast on award-winning chefs’ recipes with new app
Just in time for your next feast is a new iOS app making its official debut on Thursday. Meet Feast Kitchen, the brainchild of Jakob Jonck.
New Google Fit app reminds you to finish that 3-mile jog you skipped yesterday
Google Fit 5.7 packs a number of noteworthy improvements, chief among them a new home screen that shows a daily summary of your activity.
Does Verizon have a data rollover plan up its sleeve?
According to a leaked image, Verizon will introduce a new data rollover program for all of its customers.
Google Maps for Android finally lets you set multiple destinations
Google Maps for desktop has long let you set multiple destinations for your trip, however that feature is now finally rolling out to Android.
Would you buy a smartphone with baked in ads, if it meant a lower price?
Amazon is selling the new Moto G4 and Blu's R1 HD at a discount with ads on the lockscreen and apps. It sets a dangerous precedent for unlocked phones.
Google, Qualcomm bring Project Tango tech to Snapdragon processors
Thanks to help from Google, Qualcomm has adapted the search giant's Project Tango tech to much of its existing lineup of Snapdragon processors.
Fan-made website shows how powerful ‘OK Google’ really is
How many "OK Google" commands can you think of off the top of your head? Having some trouble? Bookmark this site, which offers an extensive list.