3nder, a dating app for threesomes, looks to sock it to rival Tinder
Meet 3nder -- pronounced Thrinder -- the app that lets you bring a third person into your digital relationship.
Pebble says we’re ‘in for a treat’ — Will it be a new smartwatch?
Pebble seems to have a big announcement up its sleeve -- the company has begun counting down to a product reveal on its website.
AT&T is finally getting rid of the ‘Next 24’ plan (which was actually 30 months)
AT&T has simplified its confusing financing plans, now only offering two plans instead of four. Customers will have the option to pay over 24 or 30 months.
Samsung’s new approach is not only refreshing, it’s paying off big time
Samsung streamlined its smartphone portfolio and put quality over specs and it has paid off.
SolarBook harnesses the power of the sun to charge your creative mind and devices
Currently available through Kickstarter, the SolarBook is a notebook that doubles as a portable charger.
Uber riders are more likely to pay surge pricing when their phones are dying
Weirdly enough, if your phone's battery is nearing death, you're much more likely to be OK with Uber's surge pricing than when the battery is just fine.
More than 600 Android-running phone models were launched this past year
Taking the banner of branding empowerment, Google took the stage on Google I/O and presented very pretty numbers.
Weekly Rewind: A weight loss vest, manmade meteors, and a physical Amazon store
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.
Pearl is Google's most interactive Spotlight Story yet
Google has launched another Spotlight Story, this one putting you in control. The video isn't just 360-degree, it changes based on where you look.
Safety measure: A former chief of Secret Service just joined Uber advisory board
Former U.S. Secret Service director Mark Sullivan is the latest big shot to join Uber's board
Google’s first Project Ara modular phone will arrive in 2017
Modular phones gives you the next and best in technology, without having to spend money on a new phone. Google's first Ara phone will be out in 2017.
Sprint offers BOGO on the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus, knocks $200 off iPads
Sprints kicks off the summer with a buy one, get one free offer on the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus.
Houzz takes the crown as the Best App at the Google Play Awards
Google live-streamed the first-ever Google Play Awards yesterday at Google I/O. The company picked 10 winners across varying categories.
In the middle of a zombie apocalypse? You’ll still get emergency alerts with this app
The FireChat Alerts app allows emergency alerts to be received by all smartphones in a local area, even when there is no cellular or internet connection.
Here’s Larry Page defending Google against a $9 billion lawsuit
The Oracle vs. Google court case continues to drag on. Alphabet CEO Larry Page testified, arguing that when Java was created, it was open source.
One Google engineer is pushing for default end-to-end encryption in Allo
While Google's new messaging app, Allo, does not enable end-to-end encryption by default, at least one engineer at Google seems to wish otherwise.
Google Play devs getting better pre-launch reports, so they can fix bugs early
Google is updating Google Play services for developers, offering better beta tests and pre-launch reports, as well as a slew of other new features.
Use your iPhone’s camera to turn textbooks from boring to easy to read
Summize, the scanning app for iOS that summarizes textbook text, has returned with improved tools and a new look.
Rawr looks to animate conversations by bringing virtual avatars to messaging
Rawr is a messaging app that has a personalized avatar in the backdrop of conversations. You can trigger these avatars to perform actions via hashtags.
Apple can’t restore iPhone found at sea, but might know someone who can
Apple told the families of two teenagers lost at sea that it could not recover data contained withing an iPhone that belonged to one of the boys.
Android Pay gains ATM cash withdrawal, better web support, and more
Google introduced a bevy of new features to its Android Pay platform at I/O 2016. One particularly nifty one? The ability to withdraw cash from ATMs.
Android N gains Freeform Mode, showing what Android might look like on a desktop
Android N's Freeform Mode has officially been unveiled as part of a developer presentation on multi-window mode at Google I/O 2016.
Google is finally letting families share paid apps on multiple devices
Google is finally letting families share paid apps on multiple devices. The company has updated documentation to include a feature called Family Library.
Leaked images suggest Siri is coming to a Mac near you this fall
New leaked information suggests that the popular digital assistant is set to debut at WWDC next month, and in Mac OS X this fall.
Recapping day one at Google I/O 2016
Google I/O is almost upon us, and you can be sure to see more details on the upcoming version of Android, Android VR, an Amazon Echo competitor, and more.
Microsoft is getting out of the low-end phone business once and for all
Microsoft's selling the last vestiges its low-end feature phone business to a Foxconn subsidiary. It expects the deal to close later this year.
Amazon launches its restaurant service in New York City and Dallas, Texas
Amazon Prime has gotten into the food game, now officially offering free delivery from over 350 restaurants across Manhattan by way of its Prime Now service
