Update: 15 million T-Mobile customers affected by data breach at credit agency
Some 15 million people have been affected by a data breach at T-Mobile's credit agency, spanning a two year period.
Xiaomi’s claim that its phones are ‘the best’ ends in an investigation
Xiaomi finds itself in trouble with the Beijing Ministry of Industry and Commerce over the company's use of the term "the best" on its website.
Everything you need to know about Stagefright 2.0, Android’s newest security threat
If the Stagefright hack didn't scare you, Stagefright 2.0 definitely will. It affects nearly 1.4 billion Android devices worldwide.
First specs show LeTV’s Snapdragon 820 phone will be a monster
LeTV, a Chinese company that started producing smartphones this year, is teasing its next release -- which will be built around the new Snapdragon 820
Everything you need to know about the new features, updates, and apps inside Apple’s iOS 9
Apple released iOS 9 for iPhone and iPad on Sept. 16. Here are all the new features it will contain, including how it will work with 3D Touch.
Texture provides 160 magazines for your reading pleasure for only $10 per month
Next Issue Magazines becomes the Texture app with new features on top of the unlimited access to 160 magazines for only $10 per month.
Facebook will soon let you replace your boring old profile picture with a video
Facebook's redesigning profile pages for the first time in a long time. The most noteworthy new feature? Animated profile pictures.
Nexus Spec Showdown: Nexus 6P vs. Nexus 5X
Google's new Nexus phones, the Nexus 6P and Nexus 5X, have finally been revealed. We compare them in an exhaustive, spec-by-spec breakdown.
If you’re going to swipe right, you should probably get tested for STDs
According to billboards splashed across Los Angeles, STDs go hand-in-hand with apps like Tinder and Grindr.
Sprint jacks up unlimited data plan prices to $70 per month
Sprint plans to add $10 per month to its unlimited data price, raising it to $70 per month. The new rate will be added in the second week of October.
The Nexus 6P might finally sport the high-quality camera Nexus fans have been craving
Google promises the Nexus 6P has an impressive camera, and a pre-release review seems to confirm it.
Uber Hits Roadblock, Major Back-end System Instability
Uber continues its surge worldwide, but as the company adds more services to its app, the stability of the back-end systems is spiralling out of control.
All the news from Google’s event: Nexus 6P, Nexus 5X, Chromecast 2, Pixel C
Google unveiled two new Nexus handsets, new Chromecast devices, and the final version of Android M. Here's all the news you missed from the event.
Google dives into multiroom sound with the new Chromecast Audio
Google today unveiled two new Chromecasts, including the new Chromecast Audio, designed to connect to virtually any powered speaker.
Meet the new Huawei Nexus 6P, Google’s latest flagship phone
Featuring a 5.7-inch WQHD display, new Snapdragon processor, and larger camera pixels, the Huawei Nexus 6P is Google's latest flagship.
Make your own internet of things with this modular phone kit
Watch phones are played out like polka dots. RePhone is a modular phone kit made up of modules, software and enclosures, for phone-building freedom.
This app tracks overeating habits and may be the key to weight loss
myCircadianclock is a new app that tracks when and what you eat to help you lose weight.
When it comes to your phone password, you can plead the Fifth in court
Behind the four digit lockscreens of our iPhones lies a veritable treasure trove of personal information, and lucky for you, the government can't touch it.
Apple sells 13 million iPhone 6S and 6S Plus in just 3 days
Apple sold a record 13 million iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus in just three days. The company hopes to extend iPhone sales to 40 more countries by October 9.
The Fairphone 2, Project Ara’s eco-friendly, ethical rival, is ready for sale
The Fairphone 2 is what most modern smartphones aren't: ethically assembled, almost fully modular, and ecologically friendly.
Mobile privacy obsessives with $800 to spend can buy the Blackphone 2 today
The Blackphone 2 is more bigger and more powerful than its predecessor, and the phone can be purchased now.
Here are the 5 mobile apps to 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.
News you missed this week: iOS malware, Oculus goes mainstream, Serial returns
It's hard to keep track of everything that happens in the tech world. We compiled a list of the top 10 tech stories: Ahmed Mohamed's clock and more.
UberEvents lets you give your guests a free ride to the party
If you're hosting an event, UberEvents lets you pay the transportation costs for everyone who's coming.
Google’s latest idea would make it harder to drop your phone
Google has filed a patent for an odd-looking smartphone housing designed to make your mobile harder to drop.
Are Apple’s new iPhones secretly waterproof?
One intrepid YouTube has submerged an iPhone 6S and an iPhone 6S Plus for an hour — and both the handsets were found to be working fine afterward.
Samsung is No. 1 in global smartphone shipments, Apple is king in North America
About 1 in 5 smartphones shipped around the world in the second quarter of 2015 was a Samsung, according to a recent report. Apple leads in North America.
FTC is investigating complaints about Google’s ‘home-screen advantage’ on Android
The Federal Trade Commission has its gaze set on Google yet again, but this time it’s not about the technology giant’s search engine -- it’s about Android.
The FCC hands down a $1.2M fine to Sprint over mishandled 911 outage in 2014
The FCC is on a crusade against carriers who did not act accordingly during 911 outages, and Sprint is the latest victim of the agency's wrath.