Apparently, the best things in life aren’t free. At least in the context of mobile games, freebies are as transient as yesterday’s cannoli, which means you’ll probably get rid of it within 24 hours.
The newest phase of T-Mobile's marketing blitzkrieg against rival AT&T is its $40 Simple Starter plan, which promises unlimited talk and text, 500MB 4G LTE data and tethering with no data overages.
Researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology have developed a new security system that continuously tracks how you swipe and tap on your mobile devices to keep thieves from using your smartphone or tablet.
The European Court of Justice has handed down a ruling to reject the EU Data Retention Directive, which required telecom companies to store customer phone data for up to two years.
NBC's update to its app makes the notion of dumping one’s cable company in favor of Apple TV more appealing, particularly because it is allowing unfettered access to full episodes without a cable subscription.
The newest revelation in the Samsung-Apple courtroom saga comes in the form of an internal memo that warned Samsung employees that the “threat from Apple is extremely real and urgent.”
StoreDot, an Israeli start-up, has found a way to further enable our clingy relationship with our smartphones, claiming that its special battery can fully charge a phone in 30 seconds.
Samsung announced the development of a new method for synthesizing the ultra-thin material graphene, suggesting a future where phone screens and wearable devices bend to your will.
Why President Barack Obama poses for selfies as often as a teenage girl, we may never know. However, what’s clear is he objects to corporate sponsorship for his up-close and off-kilter snapshots.
A new leak for the Galaxy S5 Zoom has surfaced, thereby confirming previously leaked specs for the upcoming phone/digital camera hybrid such as a 20-megapixel camera with 10x zoom and a Xenon flash.
Men, hold off on the panicking! Before you start blaming your performance shortcomings on your phone, know that the results are only preliminary and more studies are necessary to further explain the link.
The GoBe activity tracker, which is being pushed by a Moscow-based venture called HealBe, has raised questions over its claims of automatically calculating the total calories a person burns while exercising.
If you’re curious if that’s an every day thing, the answer is, it’s not. Multiple Pinterest accounts were hacked, replacing people’s collections of wedding gown and cupcake photos with butt pics and weight loss ads.
Before you pick up your phone and click to download these Google apps, know that these are fake and that your money is better spent on another iteration of Angry Birds.
In the future, we all become batteries. A study conducted by Peking University found that the human body can be used as an electrode to charge a phone.
A glitch allows you to hide iPhone stock apps so they don't take up space on your phone’s home screen. Here's how to perform it without any problems.
Researchers have developed a neural probe array that is designed for long-term implantation in the brain yet minimizes the risk for brain tissue damage.
Nicholas Anthony Narbone and Thomas Allen Dye pleaded guilty to criminal copyright infringement, marking the first ever conviction in a pirated apps case.
Amazon's "Deal of the Day" is especially worthwhile today due to big discounts (as much as 65 percent) on Samsung MicroSD and SD cards. You can get a 64GB MicroSD card for $50 right now.
