ZTE announces Nubia Prague S with an all-metal design and eye scanner
ZTE has announced the Nubia Prague S earlier today, a slight upgrade on the recently released My Prague model.
WhatsApp goes free, says $1 annual charge was a barrier for some users
WhatsApp has announced it will drop the $1 annual fee, as it was hurting the app's growth in certain regions.
Microsoft may launch its mobile keyboard on multiple platforms, starting with the iPhone
Microsoft is bringing its popular Word Flow keyboard to other third-party platforms in the next few months, starting with the iPhone.
LG schedules early presentation at MWC 2016 — might announce the LG G5
LG has scheduled a presentation just prior to the opening of the MWC. Rumors indicate that the company's next flagship, the LG G5, will be announced.
Check out these 5 cool new apps for iOS and Android
Apps are a dime a dozen and it's hard picking new ones to try -- so we've done it for you. Check out these five apps of the week.
Apple working on fix for battery percentage update issue for iPhone 6S and 6S Plus
If you’ve manually set the time and date on your iPhone 6S or 6S Plus and notice that the battery percentage is no longer updating, Apple knows about it.
Lyft just dropped its prices in 33 cities
Lyft is slashing its prices in 33 cities, an announcement that comes hot on the heels of a very similar plan from its chief competitor Uber.
Sorry passengers, Uber won't face regulations on its surge pricing in NYC
On Friday, New York City Council Speaker Melissa Mark-Viverito announced that the transportation giant would not be facing regulations on its surge pricing
Report: The digital revolution may worsen economic inequality across the world
The World Bank's “Digital Dividends” report shares some stark figures that may take the edge off of any superficial excitement about the digital revolution.
Best Buy didn’t sell as many smartphones as it wanted to over the holidays
Best Buy chairman and CEO Hubert Jolly announced that the retail chain did not sell as many smartphones as it anticipated during the 2015 holiday season.
Sprint to reportedly finalize cutting $1 billion through layoffs, moving cell towers
It's not looking good for Sprint. The carrier is reportedly ready to begin making layoffs, and will attempt to move its radio equipment.
Android Pay rewards program 'Tap 10' allegedly spotted
Google could be readying an Android Pay rewards program called Tap 10.
An Uber driver refused to pick up a woman in labor and charged her for asking
A New York woman who was going into labor called an Uber to take her to the hospital. The driver refused her and charged $13 for taking up his time.
WaiveCar lets you rent an electric car, and it’s free for 2 hours
The new service lets you use the WaiveCar app to find an electric car, book it, drive it around for free for 2 hours, and drop it off at certain spots.
The budget-conscious Samsung Galaxy J3 is at Virgin Mobile now and coming to Boost Mobile
The Galaxy J3 is the first Samsung phone to release in the U.S in 2016. and it's available at Virgin Mobile and Boost Mobile.
Facebook may build an app store in case it’s booted from Google Play
Facebook has a contingency plan just in case Google ever decides to remove the app from Android, and it involves building its own app store.
Outlook for iOS and Android update lets you schedule Skype calls
Microsoft launched a major new update to its Outlook email app for iOS and Android that includes the ability to schedule Skype calls.
Samsung patents a smartphone cover with a built-in S Pen
Samsung might be planning to release a smartphone cover with a built-in S Pen, allowing any smartphone to take advantage of the stylus.
Jeb Bush just discovered the Apple Watch can make phone calls
Bush only recently found out that the Apple Watch does, in fact, make calls.
Xiaomi misses 2015 sales target, still manages to sell 70 million phones
Chinese mobile giant Xiaomi has missed its sales target for 2015 by 10 million units, but still managed a 14 percent growth in sales.
Wistiki is a stylish tracker that helps you find your lost devices
Bluetooth trackers aren't really new products -- but they're becoming more stylish, if that's your thing. Wistiki boasts being designed by Philippe Starck.
Analyst claims iOS device sales finally surpassed Windows PCs in 2015
According to one analyst, Apple's total iOS device sales might have surpassed Windows PC sales in 2015 for the first time.
New York State's anti-encryption bill would force phone makers to add a backdoor
New York state assembly has pushed a bill aimed at removing strong encryption and allowing authorities to gain backdoor entrance to smartphones.
Qualcomm asks Samsung to supply all the Snapdragon 820 chips
Qualcomm has contracted Samsung to manufacture the Snapdragon 820, a bold move by the chip maker, moving away from TSMC.
Xiaomi gives the Redmi Note 3 a boost with more megapixels and a Snapdragon chip
Xiaomi announced the Redmi Note 3 in November, and has since announced a Pro variant that offers a Snapdragon processor and higher megapixel camera.
Lyft introduces a new service for senior citizens who don’t have smartphones
Lyft is partnering with National Medtrans Network in New York City to provide older individuals with rides to and from non-emergency medical appointments.
Is the leaked HP Falcon Windows phone evidence of HP’s return to making phones?
The HP Falcon is a newly leaked smartphone that may have a phablet-sized screen, a Snapdragon 820 processor, and run Microsoft's Windows 10 software.