Even though it lost $670 million during the first quarter, BlackBerry still beat expectations
BlackBerry posted its first fiscal 2017 quarter financials, and the numbers revealed the company lost a whopping $670 million during the quarter.
Google makes it easier, quicker to get articles in Newsstand on Android, iOS
Google's Accelerated Mobile Pages are now available on Play Newsstand, allowing users to quickly and easily access articles without having to download.
Google is building a live support app with screen casting for Nexus phones
Are you a first-time Nexus smartphone owner? Google is developing a live support app that uses screen casting to help Google experts show users what to do.
Android N’s navigation buttons could get a face-lift
Google may be saving some design changes in Android N for the final developer preview, or even the official release.
Android N's Freeform desktop mode won't be enabled on the Nexus 9 or on the Pixel C
In a strange move, an Android Developer Advocate says Android N's Freeform Mode won't be enabled in the Pixel C or in Nexus devices.
MIT researchers develop eye-tracking program for your smartphone
Researchers and engineers at MIT and the University of Georgia have developed a new program that uses your smartphone's camera to track eye movement.
WhatsApp’s 1 billion users now make 100 million calls every day
WhatsApp wants the world to know that it's more than just a messaging app. The chat platform has announced that its users make 100 million calls per day.
Chicago passes restrictions on Airbnb, but some don’t see them as enough
Thanks to a new measure passed by Chicago's City Council, Airbnb can now list short-term rentals in the city.
Want to build an Android app? Google and Udacity launch Android Basics Nanodegree
If you think you could have the next big Android app idea, perhaps you should learn the basics of coding with this nanodegree from Google and Udacity.
Need birth control? There’s an app for that
For women who want to take a trip to the pharmacy without a trip to the doctor for their birth control, there's now an app for that.
Voice Bridge now lets you make calls with your landline from any Wi-Fi network
Invoxia's Voice Bridge will soon be receiving an update that lets users make calls with their landline number on any Wi-Fi network.
Look out, Facebook! YouTube finally lets you live-stream videos
Google's video platform YouTube took to VidCon to announce that mobile live-streaming is coming to its apps, and will be rolled out to all users.
Software may make your battery last longer if Nextbit has its way
Battery life is a constant pain as we try to stay in touch with each other, Nextbit is trying to solve this problem from a different angle: software.
Ridesharing service helps Marlins fans take each other out to the ballgame
Major League Baseball's Miami Marlins have teamed up with ridesharing service Eventride to allow fans to carpool together to games.
The next Apple Pencil could have touch controls, according to this patent
Looks like the Apple Pencil is set to evolve! Apple has filed a patent for an Apple Pencil with sensors along the shaft.
Bye-bye Google? Huawei said to be working on a totally new mobile operating system
Huawei may have recently made a Nexus phone, but it seems like the company may be looking to edge away from needing Google and working on its own mobile OS.
Gear up with these five handy mobile accessories from CE Week
CE Week is winding down, and while most of the big players don't have a large presence, there's still a lot of new and exciting products to take a look at.
Boom for iOS makes your cheap earbuds sound like a high-end system
Boom, an equalizer app for iOS, effectively transforms even the cheapest of earbuds into a high-end sound system.
iOS 10 kernel is not encrypted, and here's Apple reasoning
Apple released the developer preview of iOS 10 more than a week ago, and security experts have found that the kernel code of the system is unencrypted.
T-Mobile offering free ‘unlimited speed’ international data to some subscribers
T-Mobile is boosting international data speeds throughout Europe this summer for Simple Choice subscribers.
Stayful transforms the entire hotel experience from booking to check out
Meet Stayful, a next generation app that promises to “go beyond booking and put the entire hotel experience in customers’ hands.”
Pantech is back from the brink with the quirky IM-100 smartphone
Korean phone manufacturer Pantech announced the IM-100, the once-embattled company's first Android phone in 20 months.
The FCC is trying to figure out how much trouble unwanted radio waves really cause
Radio waves are everywhere, and many serve no real purpose. The FCC is trying to determine how much the level of radio noise has changed over the years.
Dropbox rolls out document scanning, new sharing features, and more to its apps
Dropbox is rolling out a bevy of new features to its apps on iOS and desktop, including document scanning, new sharing tools, and shortcuts to documents.
KFC adds some juice to its meals: Watt a Box charges phone while you feast
Would you like a power bank with your meal? That's what KFC's offering with Watt a Box, a meal box with a 6,100mAh power bank for charging your phone.
Barclays launches a new NFC payments app for UK customers
Barclays Bank has launched a contactless payment app for customers in the U.K.
Samsung’s $350 Gear 360 VR camera finally hits the States, but there’s a catch
Samsung's bringing its $350 Gear 360 camera to the US, but there's a catch: orders are limited to attendees of VidCon in Anaheim, California.
Amazon’s Kindle Paperwhite is now available in white
Amazon has unveiled its refreshed Kindle -- the basic model is now lighter, thinner, and costs the same as its predecessor.
Ghosting someone just got really easy thanks to Ghostbot by Burner
Getting someone to lose your number just got a lot easier. For all those times that you may want to make a digital dash for the door, you'll need Ghostbot.
Give your 9.7-inch iPad Pro that professional look with the Booqpad folio case
Booq announced the Booqpad, a folio case for the 9.7-inch iPad Pro that doubles as a notepad.
Asus doesn't need to announce the ZenPad 9.7 — the FCC did it already
FCC documents unveiled the unannounced Asus ZenPad 9.7, which seems to be the company's return to the large Android tablet form factor.