Apple approves Facebook and Apple News ad blocker on iOS 9
Apple has gone one step further in its privacy battle, approving an ad blocker capable of intercepting and removing native ads from apps like Facebook.
Apple’s newest iPhone isn’t as popular as its predecessors
Both "the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus are experiencing lower adoption rates in the first week of their availability" when compared to the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus.
TYLT’s Energi desktop charging station can juice up 5 phones at once
TYLT has already built a name with its wireless chargers. Now the company is back with an IndieGoGo campaign to fund its Energi desktop charging station.
Google forced to unbundle Android apps in Russia
Russia's federal anti-monopoly service has told Google it has one month to amend the way it preloads apps on manufacturer smartphones.
Verizon and Sony decide to cancel the Xperia Z4v launch for unannounced reasons
After months of silence, Verizon and Sony revealed that the Xperia Z4V launch will be cancelled.
The Gnarbox wants to replace the laptop as the photographer’s best friend
The Gnarbox is a portable device designed for backing up, viewing, editing, and sharing photos from a camera or camcorder, on a smartphone.
You can finally build a website easily on your phone with Weebly’s Carbon
Weebly is the first website platform to let you build a full website using a free drag and drop mobile app for Android, iPhone, iPad or iWatch.
Mi Note 2 could be Xiaomi’s first all-metal smartphone
Xiaomi might be planning its first all-metal smartphone, the Mi Note 2, to launch early next year. A new leaked image shows the all-metal design.
Everything you need to know about Android 6.0 Marshmallow: Get it on your Nexus now
Google's next major release of Android is Marshmallow, or version 6.0, and it's coming to Nexus phones at the beginning of October
New iOS malware in China hijacks apps and forces full-page ads in Safari
A new crop of malware has been spotted making the rounds in China and Taiwan, slyly getting onto devices by offering a way to circumvent Web censorship.
Google plans to launch apps on Windows tomorrow
Google might be planning to support Windows 10 and 10 Mobile tomorrow at Microsoft's event, by announcing a range of apps available for the OS.
Here are the 5 apps you should download this week
There are hundreds of new apps released every week, making it impossible to try them all, so we've gathered our favorites together in a handy list.
Study: iOS 9 ad blockers save iPhone users time, data, and money
A study conducted by The New York Times puts numbers to iOS 9 ad blockers’ impact on page load time, data usage, and data cost per page.
HTC president calls monthly Android security updates ‘unrealistic’
HTC doesn't seem open to joining Google, Samsung, and LG in rolling out monthly Android security updates because they're "unrealistic."
Weekly Rewind: T-Mobile’s big breach, dog cloning, and the new Tesla Model X
It's hard to keep track of everything that happens in the tech world. We compiled a list of the top 10 tech stories: Peeple and the massive T-Mobile hack.
What is phubbing, and is it ruining your relationships?
According to new research, the act of phubbing, or phone snubbing, is a very real epidemic in the United States.
Asus reaches deal with Microsoft, will ship Android devices with preinstalled Office apps
A day after Microsoft and Google reached a deal to drop all pending patent infringement lawsuits, Microsoft announced a truce of sorts with Asus.
Motorola shares Android 6.0 upgrade plans, snubs 2014 Moto X and 2015 Moto E owners
Motorola disappointed current and potential customers with its recent announcement of devices it plans to upgrade to Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
Apple’s latest acquisition could make Siri sound more natural
Apple has picked up U.K. firm VocalIQ to help improve the voice recognition and speech technologies in its software, including Siri.
Sprint plans to cut jobs to save $2.5 billion in the next six months
An internal memo has revealed Sprint's plan to cut $2.5 billion in costs over the next six months.
ZTE marketing director claims Huawei Nexus 6P is a ZTE Grand S ripoff
ZTE marketing director took to social media to note that the Nexus 6P looks awfully similar to the ZTE Athena, also known as the Grand S.
Want more data from Boost Mobile? Make sure to pay your bill on time
With Growing Data, Boost Mobile is out to give customers up to 3GB of additional 4G LTE data if they pay their monthly plans on time.
