Want a cup of Joe? The Starbucks app is finally coming to Windows Phone
Android and iOS users have enjoyed the Starbucks app for a while now, but Windows users have been left out. But now, Starbucks is coming to Windows Phone.
Mophie’s Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge juice pack cases have built-in wireless charging
Mophie introduced new juice pack cases for the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge with first-time wireless charging that will work on virtually any wireless charger.
The standard iPad finally goes Pro, with full keyboard and Pencil support
During its cozy Town Hall event, Apple announced a smaller, 9.7-inch version of the iPad Pro, packed with the same internals as its larger sibling.
Samsung wants to act more like a startup, rather than the monstrosity that it is
In an effort to transform the corporate culture, Samsung will adopt a startup company approach to promote better communications and more innovation.
Sony is already giving mobile gaming another shot with new company ForwardWorks
Sony only called it quits on PlayStation mobile last year, but it's decided to give mobile gaming another shot with its new company ForwardWorks.
You can now use AT&T’s Wi-Fi calling anywhere in the world, but only with the iPhone 6
AT&T is expanding its Wi-Fi calling feature, allowing you to use the feature when you're abroad and hopefully saving you money in roaming fees.
Never fear filing your taxes again with Taxfyle, the Uber for CPAs
With the on-demand revolution, even filing your taxes no longer has to feel like a torturous process, according to Taxfyle.
Siri’s difficulty in handling violence and abuse queries leads to petition
A JAMA Internal Medicine study shows that our smartphone's digital assistants, like Siri, aren't well-equipped to help us during health emergencies.
LG's 360 Cam and 360 VR headset are available for pre-order at $200 each
LG introduced the 360 Cam and 360 VR at Mobile World Congress. Both devices will be priced at $200 each, and are available for pre-order on B&H.
Don’t subscribe to the Times, just pay per article with Blendle
Banking on the notion that no one actually wants to read the whole New York Times, Blendle instead allows you to pay on an article-by-article basis.
The Galaxy S7 comes out unscathed after spending 45 minutes in a washing machine
The Galaxy S7 can handle being immersed in five feet of water for 30 minutes, but it can also handle a 45-minutes cycle in a washing machine.
Cellebrite may be third party offering to crack San Bernardino shooter’s iPhone
The FBI asked the court to cancel the hearing after it said it got information on a possible method to crack the iPhone -- reportedly from an Israeli firm.
The Galaxy S7 did what the S6 couldn’t do, dethrone the S5 as the best smartphone
Consumer Reports reviewed the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge and found them to be the best smartphones the publication has ever reviewed.
From How High to legal highs: Method Man and Redman in talks to back weed discovery app
Rappers Method Man and Redman are reportedly in talks to back a new marijuana discovery app called BlazeNow, which helps users find legal weed dispensaries.
This little power bank uses Bluetooth to make sure you don’t lose it
The CoalBit is a miniature power bank that also incorporates Bluetooth, which lets you keep track of both it and your phone.
Need to check in with someone in Belgium? Calling and texting is free on most carriers
In light of the attacks in Brussels, Belgium, AT&T, Verizon, Sprint, and T-Mobile are waiving charges on calls and texts to the country.
A two-year-old security flaw could give hijackers root access to your Android phone
A security flaw discovered two years ago in the Linus kernel could give hackers root access to Android devices.
Apple isn’t aquiring GPU-maker Imagination Technologies, despite widespread rumors
Talk of Apple acquiring GPU designer Imagination Technologies sent stock prices soaring, but a statement makes clear that Apple isn't following through.
Love mobile banking? Not all Americans would agree
According to new research from Fintonic and YouGov, when it comes to mobile banking, Americans are still a bit skittish.
Encryption seems to have played little to no part in the Paris attacks
A new 55-page report revealed that the terrorists behind the Paris attacks avoided detection not with encryption, but with the use of burner phones.
Here’s everything new Apple showed off at Monday’s event
Updated Apple Watch bands, a new 9.7-inch iPadPro, and the iPhone 5SE all arrived at Apple's March 21 event. Here's everything we saw at the event.
You could soon be thrown in jail for texting while walking in New Jersey
New Jersey could be set to outlaw texting while walking. According to a proposed bill, those found guilty of distracted walking could be fined or jailed.
Never mind, we got it! FBI claims it found a way into iPhone, cancels Apple hearing
After claiming to have found an "outside party" capable of cracking the San Bernadino shooter's iPhone, the FBI cancelled its March 22 hearing with Apple.
Apple vs. the FBI: Details on the March 22 hearing
Apple will be facing off against the FBI tomorrow at a court hearing scheduled for 1 pm P.T. Follow us on Twitter at @DigitalTrends for updates.