Gett introduces “Better Fares Than Uber Or Your Money Back” guarantee
Today, Gett, the on-demand black car service, launched its first-ever “Better Fares Than Uber Or Your Money Back” guarantee in New York City.
Motorola's most popular smartphone will remain available for the foreseeable future
After the Moto by Lenovo announcement, Motorola has been on a spree denying rumors and rehashing information on the future of the company.
Skype celebrates 10 years of video chat by adding free group calls to mobile devices
Skype launched its video calling feature in 2006 and has recorded nearly 2 trillion minutes in video calls.
Apple is snapping up medical professionals
There are several job listings and recent hires that hint at a health-related product or service Apple could be working toward.
Over 100 million people have downloaded Tinder, and it may come at a price
If you're looking for men and women to mingle with, you might want to check out Tinder, which has now been downloaded over 100 million times.
Bored during your commute? Uber wants to change that with entertainment for your ride
Uber just announced a tool for developers, Uber Trip Experiences. It'll basically allow third-party apps to provide you with content, ads, and reminders.
T-Mobile’s Legere defends Binge On yet again, this time in an open letter to consumers
T-Mobile's Binge On has been under fire from the EFF and consumers for throttling and violating net neutrality. CEO John Legere makes his defense.
Periscope videos are now autoplaying on Twitter
Get ready for some serious action in your Twitter feed. After acquiring Periscope early in 2015, Twitter's making moves with real-time video streaming tool.
All the top Apple analysts are predicting lower iPhone sales
Apple analysts aren't confident with the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus going into 2016, after reports of suppliers growing iPhone stock over the past two months.
Tinder is secretly ranking you based on how ‘desirable’ you are
You may not want to know your Elo score on Tinder, a system the app uses to rank just how desirable you are to other users.
You can now use Visa Checkout for online purchases at Walmart and Starbucks
Visa announced that Walmart, Starbucks, NFL Shop, and a few other retailers support its online checkout tool, Visa Checkout.
The Apple Watch, like the iPhone, is dominating market share
According to new data from Juniper Research, the Apple Watch claimed 52 percent of global smartwatch shipments in 2015
Verizon gives you a second chance to purchase a device protection plan
Verizon is giving customers who failed to sign up for a device protection plan a second chance to purchase one.
Coming soon to your local library: Wireless hotspots you can borrow for free
Libraries are always conjuring up new ways to help their communities, and in a few libraries free hotspots are the latest thing you can borrow
CEO John Chen reiterates company’s commitment to Blackberry 10
Holding out for future devices running Blackberry's operating system? Don't hold your breath, as 2016 will only see more Android phones from the company.
Apple scoffs at rumors that it’s building an iOS to Android migration tool
Apple dismissed an earlier report from the Telegraph that said European telecoms had pressured the company into creating the tool.
It took Uber five years to reach 1 billion rides, Chinese rival reaches milestone in one
Uber might be tearing away at the taxi industry in the Western world, but in China a rival service named Didi Kuaidi is surpassing all of the records.
All Motorola flagships will feature fingerprint scanners in 2016
All Motorola flagship phones will feature fingerprint scanners this year, that's according to the head of mobile at Lenovo, Chen Xudong.
Xiaomi launches $100 Redmi 3 with huge battery and octa-core processor
Xiaomi has announced the Redmi 3, an all-metal smartphone with a 4,100mAh battery and octa-core processor for just over $100.
Lenovo mobile chief spills the beans on Google’s plans for China
Lenovo's head of mobile Chen Xudong has revealed Google is on track to launch Play services in China this year, five years after leaving the country.
AT&T revives its unlimited data plan, but you'll have to get DirecTV to snag the deal
AT&T is bringing back its much missed unlimited data plan, but customers will have to get a DirecTV subscription to get the deal.
Apple doesn’t know how many readers are using its News app
Apple has revealed a glitch in the counting system for its News app, resulting in the company underestimating the amount of readers.
Lyft is determined to rival Uber
Rather than looking ready to lay down its arms, Lyft is determined to keep competing against Uber's on-demand ride services with a superior experience.
Motorola wants to address responses to its COO's statement at CES
Motorola wants to address the responses to a statement made by company Chief Operating Officer Rick Osterloh, who said that Lenovo is phasing out the brand.
Grindr is going to livestream the J.W. Anderson fashion show on Sunday
Grindr plans to live stream Jonathan Anderson's Sunday show in London's Fashion Week.
This reusable paper notebook can be erased with 30 seconds in a microwave
Once you fill up all the pages, the Rocketbook is able to digitize all your notes and store them in the cloud, and then clear all the pages so you can write on them again.
The MTA is modernizing its transportation system with USB ports, Wi-Fi, and more
Governor Cuomo announced the MTA's thorough modernization. The plan includes expanding the Wi-Fi network and adding USB charging ports across the fleet.
Sprint officially kills two-year contracts, no one mourns
Rest in peace two-year contracts on Sprint. You will be missed by no one. The service provider is doing away with contracts in favor of monthly fees.
Apple’s dual-camera setup is likely to be a game changer for smartphone cameras
Apple's likely to offer a dual-camera setup on a future iPhone. Thanks to a recent patent filing, we have more information on what it can do.
Google removes 13 malware-infested apps from Play Store
Google has banned 13 apps from the Play Store, after finding traces of malware capable of automatically rating an app, surviving a factory reset, and more.
T-Mobile’s $120 family plan with 4 lines and 24GB of data is back
T-Mobile reduced the cost of its family plan to $120 per month for four lines with unlimited talk, text, and 10GB of data per person for a limited time.