Nexus prices slashed: Now pay just $300 for a Nexus 5X and $460 for a Nexus 6P
Google has announced the two new Nexus smartphones, the Nexus 5X and Nexus 6P, at its event earlier today. Here's how to buy it, release date, and price.
iPhone sales are slowing, but Apple’s profits are growing
In its annual quarterly report, Apple is reporting that it has sold 74.8 million iPhones in the first quarter of 2016.
Boost Mobile slashes $5 off your monthly bill if you say yes to homescreen ads
Sprint will release an app for Android smartphones that will knock $5 off your Boost Mobile bill each month if you say yes to ads on your homescreen.
Google gives presidential candidates a chance to respond during debates
As the final Republican debates begin at 7 pm ET on January 28, searching for "Fox News debate" on Google will give you a whole lot more information.
Bob Ross teaches you how to paint ‘happy little clouds’ on an iPad Pro
Nobody is better at teaching us how to paint on an iPad Pro than Bob Ross. Well, an impersonation of him, that is.
Need a new friend, ladies? Swipe right on Hey! Vina
I didn't believe people when they said I wouldn't make any friends after college. And now, with Hey! Vina, I still don't have to.
The face of Microsoft Windows Phone uses an iPhone
On Tuesday, Joe Belfiore, the face of Microsoft's Windows Phone, tweeted from an iPhone.
Inbox by Gmail’s quick answer cards give you results faster
Google's email client, Inbox by Gmail, just got an update that offers quick answer cards providing information you can search for immediately at a glance.
Sprint looks ready to play with the big boys, posts highest subscriber gain in three years
Sprint beats analyst expectations for the third quarter of the 2015 fiscal year. posting financial results with a reduced loss and high subscriber growth,
Apple Maps might finally get the one Google feature everyone has been waiting for
Hints on Apple's website might indicate that the company is working on bringing Street View capabilities to its Maps app.
Uber is using smartphone sensors to verify negative reviews
Uber is using smartphone sensors to make sure negative reviews left for its drivers can be supported with evidence.
You can now use FiftyThree’s Pencil with Moleskine’s Journal app for iOS
Moleskine and FiftyThree have collaborated to make the Pencil stylus compatible with the Journal iOS app.
LG just misses 60 million sales in 2015, mobile business struggles to reach profitability
LG's fourth quarter report shows the South Korean firm is still struggling to make its mobile business profitable, as it narrowly missed 60 million sales.
Spotify launches new Shows video service on Android
Spotify's mobile-only video streaming, announced last May, will begin rolling out this week, featuring content from the BBC, Maker Studios, and ESPN.
This crazy iPhone case records calls with the push of a button
The "Just in Case," a hybrid iPhone case and audio recorder that aims to make it super easy to record phone calls on your iPhone.
Is Amazon trying to sabotage Google’s Android, despite relying on it?
Amazon is reportedly talking to manufacturers to install its software on smartphones.
Leasing an iPhone on T-Mobile and Sprint is now a lot more expensive
Both Sprint and T-Mobile have raised their iPhone leasing rates in recent months. The bottom line? You're better off buying.
Samsung may go platform agnostic in 2016 with new iOS apps
Samsung might be planning to bring most of its apps to iOS this year. That will include the Gear app for compatibility with the Gear S2 smartwatch.
A fire broke out at Foxconn’s main iPhone plant, but there’s no cause for concern
A fire broke out at Foxconn's main iPhone assembly plant in Zhengzhou, but no casualties were reported and production wasn't affected.
Prank website causes Safari to crash and forces iPhones and iPads to reboot
Clicking on a link that directs you to crashsafari.com will cause Safari to crash and force your iPhone or iPad to reboot.
Chelsea Handler's app will get you out of any unpleasant conversation
Featured in her documentary series Chelsea Does on Netflix, Chelsea Handler has published an app that will convincingly get you out of any situation.
Google Play Games eliminates Google+ sign-in requirement for good
Google Play Games will end Google+ integration in 2016, moving to a separate player ID. Users will also be able to login once per account.
Cyanogenmod will let you lock away your apps
If you don't want to leave your phone in the open at the risk of somebody seeing your secret text messages Cyanogenmod's will have you covered.
Check out this week’s top five apps: Exploding Kittens, Movesum, Crashlands, and more
Tons of new apps appear on iOS and Android every week. Here are 5 great new ones, including Crashlands, Exploding Kittens, Movesum, and more.
Find my iPhone keeps sending concerned owners to the same wrong house in Atlanta
The Find My iPhone app has been erroneously sending the owners of missing smartphones to the Atlanta home of Christina Lee and Michael Saba for a year.
OnePlus stops selling the 16GB OnePlus 2 in North America and Europe
The 16GB OnePlus 2 is no longer being sold in OnePlus' North American and European online stores. The reason: low demand.
Bacon, clinking glasses, and 72 other new emojis possibly coming soon
After months of teasing, bacon, avocado and other emojis may finally be on their way, along with 72 other potential candidates from the Unicode Consortium.
WhatsApp cozies up to Facebook: Beta app build offers to ‘improve my Facebook experience’
A new beta build of WhatsApp has an option that allows WhatsApp to share data with Facebook to "improve my Facebook experience."
AT&T’s CEO says Congress, not Silicon Valley, should decide on encryption
At the World Economic Forum, AT&T CEO Randall Stephenson said Congress and the people, and not Silicon Valley, should decide on encryption.
Tinder has finally added a health safety section to its website
The AHF has convinced Tinder to add a Health Safety section to its website, which includes a link to Healthvana's free HIV and STD testing site locator.
Court records reveal how much revenue and profit Google has made from Android
Google's revenue and profit for Android have been revealed in the Oracle copyright lawsuit. Google made $31 billion in revenue and $22 billion in profit.