Google's Tango isn't a project anymore, but it still needs work
Tango ditched "project" from its official name at Lenovo's Tech World 2016. But our experience with the software suggests the move was premature.
Apple wants iOS to be the first language your child learns
Learning to code is hard. Apple's upcoming Swift Playgrounds turns coding into a game, and is designed to teach anyone how to code without prior experience.
See ya, Tips and Newsstand! Stock iPhone apps can finally be deleted
If you use every app that comes with your iPhone, you're in the minority. Thankfully, Apple's iOS 10 allows you to hide those apps that you just don't need.
Look out, Facebook! Apple’s iMessage is now a platform
Apple has announced some pretty big changes to iMessage, perhaps the biggest of which is making the app a platform and following Facebook Messenger's lead.
‘Siri, get me an Uber!’ Apple opens up Siri to third-party developers
During its Worldwide Developers Conference, Apple confirmed that it will make Siri available to developers and third-party apps.
Apple cranks up heat on PayPal by finally bringing Apple Pay to websites
Apple Pay has fast become a primary method of payment for Apple, but there has been one thing missing -- Apple Pay on websites. Until now, that is.
Really want to hide your phone? Vivo may be teasing a transparent one
Some smartphone manufacturers are going thinner while others are going, well, transparent. That is, if Vivo's teaser advertisement is any indication.
How much would it cost to build the iPhone in the US? MIT crunched the numbers
Apple has long been criticized for building the iPhone in China instead of the U.S., but it turns out opting to build it stateside wouldn't be cheap.
Panasonic Toughpad FZ-A2 will happily shrug off (almost) any abuse you dole out
Panasonic unveiled the Toughpad FZ-A2, an Android tablet that seems to live up to its name by resisting water, dust, and drops.
Sony dominates the smartphone CMOS image sensor market
Sony dominates the CMOS image sensor market, controlling 35 percent and $3.6 billion. Image sensors are found in smartphone cameras, cars, and drones.
Weekly rewind: Foldable phones, backpack hearts, growing human organs in pigs
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.
No CS degree? No problem, you can still build a mobile app with Semble
Meet Semble, a new app-creation tool empowering people everywhere to get a bit technical, and bring their ideas into the hands of others.
Thinking about a local side business? UberRush can handle your deliveries
If you have a small business or are thinking of one, public availability of UberRush could help with your delivery expenses and headaches.
Obama has finally ditched his BlackBerry, but its replacement will surprise you
It took a while, but President Obama has finally gotten rid of his BlackBerry. However, he says he's now using something akin to a child's play phone.
On a bad date? Escape it with this new app called Bod
Rather than faking a phone call to escape a bad date, you can use Bod.
Get your alcohol on demand under 30 minutes (in London) with Bevy
Meet Bevy, branded as your beverage butler, which promises "alcohol and more delivered to your door in under 30 minutes."
First Messenger, now Moments: Facebook just won’t stop forcing its apps on users
Facebook users are outraged by the social network's forceful tactics to get them to install its Moments photo-uploads app.
Users in India can YouTube after hours to save on data fees
YouTube has launched a new feature in India that allows users to choose when to download videos -- meaning users can download during non-peak times.
Pelosi: The iPhone was invented by ‘federal research,’ not Apple
Everything in the iPhone comes from federal research, according to House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi.
Moto Z and Mods grab the limelight, but the Moto X perseveres
Thought the Moto X was effectively replaced by the Moto Z? Think again. Motorola tells us that the Moto X line is still 'alive and well.'
Apple Store thieves make out like bandits by dressing as employees
Three thieves managed to steal a grand total of 67 iPhones from an Apple store on the Upper West Side of New York City by dressing like employees.
Exclusive: Apple Pay will challenge PayPal by expanding to online purchases
A source tells Digital Trends that an expanded version of Apple Pay will be unveiled to developers on the web with select retail partners at WWDC 2016.
#FreeTheMotoZ: Verizon’s exclusive on both Moto phones is total BS
Carrier exclusives are draconian measures that limit the amount of people who can buy smartphones and trap great devices on one network.
Google’s Nearby gives you a heads up about location-specific apps
It's not an ad -- well sort of. Google is rolling out a feature that will notify your Android device about location-specific apps that could prove useful.
Radical new 'free-form' mobile lens is the sharpest iPhone lens yet
Oowa has invented a radical new mobile phone lens design that uses rotationally asymmetrical optics to produce crisp, clear images from edge to edge.
Lenovo’s foldable phone prototype snaps onto your wrist like a slap bracelet
Foldable phones are increasingly becoming a possibility, with Lenovo planning on entering the race to create a foldable phone and tablet.
Lenovo Tangos with Google on its 6.4-inch Phab2 Pro
Lenovo has partnered with Google to make the world's first Tango-ready phone, capable of real-time motion tracking and indoor mapping -- the Phab2 Pro.
NBA Fit app aims to get you in game shape, minus the superstar-level skills
You may never be Steph Curry, but if you're looking for a way to keep your own fitness hopes on track, you may consider downloading NBA Fit.
Tinder just swiped left on everyone under the age of 18
Tinder has officially decided to put an 18 and above age rating on its app, effectively stopping users aged 13-17 from using its dating service.
Apple announces major changes to its App Store
Just days ahead of Apple's highly anticipated WWCD store, we're learning about some "major changes" to the app marketplace.