Google is building a hardware division under former Motorola CEO
Rick Osterloh, former president of Motorola, is now senior vice president at Googleand will report directly to CEO Sundar Pichai.
You can download the first apps using Apple’s CareKit now
Apple has officially launched CareKit for developers to integrate into their apps. It will make it easier for apps to share medical data with physicians.
Suffering from app drawer withdrawal on your LG G5? Here’s how to get it back
The LG G5 has no app drawer, but the company issued an update. You can now bring it back by following these simple steps.
Claim of poor customer service could cost Motorola $5 million
Georgia resident Douglas Lynch sued Motorola for $5 million, arguing the company's customer service mishandled a claim he made regarding his Moto 360.
You can kiss your secret Tinder profile goodbye thanks to app's upcoming update
Tinder Social is the new group meet-up feature from the popular dating app, which is about to launch globally, having already rolled out in Australia.
Amazon’s FreeTime Unlimited loads up a slew of content for tweens
Older kids can now enjoy Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited just as much as their younger siblings. Amazon has updated the service to offer content for ages 9-12.
The Apple iPhone SE gamble paid off — sales of device are outstripping supply
Apple took a big gamble with the iPhone SE, but it seems as though that gamble is paying off. iPhone SE sales are reportedly outstripped supply.
FBI will not disclose technique used to unlock shooter’s iPhone
The FBI has decided to not disclose the method it used to hack the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone.
You can now ‘find a time’ that works for everyone with Google Calendar for Android
Having trouble finding a meeting time with others? Google Calendar for Android is now able to look at the calendars of those involved and "find a time."
Judge sides with FTC, finds Amazon liable for in-app charges made by kids
A federal court has sided with the Federal Trade Commission against Amazon in a case revolving around in-app purchases in the Amazon Appstore.
FTC is continuing its probe into Google’s dominant Android OS
Weeks before its developer conference, things are not going well for Google. The FTC is extending its probe, after claims of stifled competition.
India calls for a ‘panic button’ on phones to help protect women
To combat violent crimes against women, the Indian government wants mobile phones to come with a panic button that will dial an emergency number quickly.
Apple sees first year-over-year revenue decline in 13 years on falling iPhone, Mac sales
Apple may have posted some disappointing earnings in the second quarter of 2016, but it's not all bad news -- services have hit its highest revenue ever.
The new YouTube app uses AI to learn just what you want to watch
An update to the YouTube app has been launched, offering a refined design and better video recommendations, thanks to AI.
HTC launches the One S9 with a full HD display and Helio X10 processor
HTC isn't getting rid of the One brand just yet -- today the company launched the One S9, featuring a 5-inch full HD display and a 13MP camera.
Want to eat better? Modus makes it easy to manage your nutrition
Looking to improve the quality of food you eat? Calorie counting can be time consuming, but Modus is looking to change that.
Extend your phone’s battery life and storage capacity with the KuPower
Sleek and silver, the KuPower not only recharges your phone and serves as an external storage drive, but also diagnoses the health of your phone's battery.
Gmail for Android now supports Exchange accounts for everyone
Now, adding Microsoft Exchange accounts in Gmail isn't restricted to a handful of devices. Google has enabled support for all Android devices.
Apple’s iPhone Upgrade Program is now online, so you can get your Apple fix at home
If you don't live near an Apple Store but still want to take advantage of the iPhone Upgrade Program, you're in luck! Apple has brought the program online.
As you wish: 5 on-demand startups deliver what you want, when you want it
On-demand services are on the rise these days. At Tech Day in New York, we discovered some of the coolest Uber-like services that will soon become apps.
BlackBerry is finally giving up on smartphones and focusing on enterprise software
BlackBerry has been flailing in the smartphone market for some time, but it looks like the company is finally turning its attention toward something else.
Bumble now requires men to reply within 24 hours, or lose their match
Bumble now requires a response within 24 hours from the gentlemen who are on the receiving end of messages.
Microsoft's curvy Word Flow keyboard makes it easier to type
Microsoft has finally launched its popular Windows Phone keyboard, Word Flow, on iOS.
Chase Bank’s Android app lets you log in with a tap of the finger
Chase Bank has added fingerprint authentication support for Android 6.0 and higher devices, making it easier to log in.
Friends in high places: Apple backers now include ex-national security officials
Former NSA and CIA directors, along with various other former officials have backed Apple in the encryption war.
A new bill will force companies to place a backdoor in their devices to undermine their own encryption
The Feinstein-Burr anti-encryption bill, also known as the Compliance with Court Orders Act of 2016, has surfaced. Here's everything you need to know.
Weekly Rewind: Jason Bourne, virgin DNA, drone collisions, 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.