OnePlus 2 rumors: This is our first good look at what may be the OnePlus 2
OnePlus said it's working on the OnePlus Two smartphone and plans to release it in 2015. The company also hinted at future wearable devices.
Samsung Galaxy Edge phones could become more intriguing with backside touch controls
A recent patent suggests that Samsung might implement backside touch controls on future Galaxy Edge phones.
Apple is making boatloads of money, but what about iPad and Apple Watch?
During its third quarter earnings call, Apple revealed it generated $49.6 billion in revenue and $10.7 billion in profit, record numbers for the quarter.
Nike+ Running’s Pace Station tracks your pace to call-up tailored Spotify playlists
A new Spotify partnership with Nike will see the streaming service's library power Pace Stations, a Nike+ Running feature that aims to enhance workouts.
There can be only Uno: This Android phone is one of the best bargains of 2015
The Ubik Uno launches on Kickstarter with the aim of being the most powerful smartphone that's affordable to everyone.
Google, Facebook, and others support Samsung in its patent battle against Apple
Google, Facebook, and others filed a brief in support of Samsung in its patent battle against Apple.
Finally on the same side: Uber and Lyft both face trouble for disability access
Uber and Lyft find themselves united as they face the wrath of the Massachusetts attorney general, who is not happy with the services' disability access.
This app makes it easy to split the check
Have you ever gone out to dinner with a group of friends and found it challenging to split the bill? Reserve, the app that aims to “serve as your personal dining concierge,” has updated both its iOS and Android app, so users can split the check evenly, without all of the hassles.
In the UK, you can fill up with your phone with Shell’s pay-at-pump PayPal service
Shell U.K. has launched its pay-at-pump PayPal service, which allows customers to purchase gasoline without entering the store.
LG’s Bello 2 is nothing to shout about, unless you really love selfies
LG has announced the Bello 2, a follow-up to last year's L Bello smartphone, and this time it gets a much improved selfie camera and a sleek new design.
No need to search, here are the 5 smartphone 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.
Weekly Rewind: Reddit, Uber, and Neil Young get dramatic
From Nintendo's president Satoru Iwata passing away at 55, to Ellen Pao stepping down from Reddit, it’s all here.
The days of the 16GB iPhone could be numbered
Could 2015 finally be the year when Apple ditches the 16GB iPhone? Fresh rumors say the next batch of Apple handsets are going to range from 32GB to 128GB.
No Apple Music for the iPod Nano, iPod Shuffle
If you were hoping to get your Apple Music tracks on one of the new iPod Nano or Shuffle, bad luck: You can't sync offline songs to the smaller players.
Could your smartphone be able to tell whether you’re at risk for depression?
According to a new study, your phone may be more accurate than a self-assessment in determining whether or not you suffer from depression.
The dirtiest smear campaign of the year? Uber vs. New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio
Uber has launched a massive campaign against a new proposed bill in New York that would limit the number of for-hire vehicle licenses issued in the city.
Cortana for Android leaks, if you want to try it right now
If you just can't wait for an official release of Cortana for Android, then check out this leaked preview of Microsoft's digital assistant.
The FCC fines T-Mobile $17.5 million for its role in 911 outages
The Federal Communications Commission has fined T-Mobile $17.5 million for its role in two 911 outages that occurred in August of last year.
Police officer ends up saving woman’s life after thinking she used her phone while driving
Austin police officer Dustin Clinkscales ended up saving a woman's life after initially pulling her over because he thought she was using a phone.
Ohio man took out his phone and recorded injured teenagers instead of helping them
An Ohio man was arrested after entering a crashed car and filming the injured teenagers inside, instead of actually helping them.
Inbox now suggests when to resurface Snoozed emails
Google Inbox is getting smarter. The service, a subset of Gmail, gained a new feature that suggests when to resurface important Snoozed emails.
Following a period of exclusivity, HBO Now is finally coming to Android and Amazon devices
After a three-month period of exclusivity, HBO's a la carte streaming service HBO Now is finally coming to Android and Amazon devices.
The Moov Now uses machine smarts to help improve your workouts
Moov has unveiled the self-titled Moov Now, a fitness tracker that uses artificial intelligence to help improve your workouts.
Embedded SIM cards will let you switch carriers on the fly, and carriers are supporting it in droves
The GSM Association revealed its new initiative, embedded SIM cards, which will let consumers switch carrier networks without the need to switch SIM cards.
The Marshall London is the smartphone that audiophiles’ dreams are made of
Marshall's London smartphone is meant for audiophiles: it's got dual audio jacks, high-end music processing, and a killer aesthetic.
Yik Yak app steps up its game by introducing photos
Yik Yak, the social app that lets college students anonymously post text-based posts, has announced users will now be able to share photos on the service.
Android M may support visual voicemail, but at the whim of individual carriers
The final Android M release will contain a framework for visual voicemail, a Google employee said, but it'll be up to individual carriers to support it.
Blue Apron launches a tasty iOS app for home-cooked meals
Blue Apron, the New York-based startup that delivers weekly recipes and fresh ingredients for home-cooked meals, has launched a mobile app for iOS.
