A video review of the BlackBerry Priv has appeared on YouTube, clearly showing Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow running on it although BlackBerry has not yet released the Android update. | Continue reading
The ACLU has released an interactive U.S. map highlighting where the federal government has taken both Apple and Google to court to compel co-operation in unlocking devices. | Continue reading
eBay retailer 232tech is selling a brand new 32GB unlocked Samsung Galaxy S7 SM-G930F for a very reasonable $599.99. | Continue reading
You might’ve read about the smooth new voice rolling out to Google Search, or maybe you already have it on your devices. Now, Google’s Nat and Lo are giving us a peek at how the magic happens. | Continue reading
Riptide GP: Renegades is bringing the nail-biting action of high-octane racing to transforming jetskis on your mobile device. | Continue reading
The BLU Life One X is a surprisingly powerful budget smartphone that currently has a third knocked off its already-low price tag. | Continue reading
MailTime is a popular app that makes your email as streamlined as instant messaging. After making a splash on iOS, it has arrived on Android. | Continue reading
With no warning and little fanfare, Google has unleashed their Calculator app on the Google Play Store, and now there’s no going back. | Continue reading
Brazilian soccer legend Pelé is taking Samsung to court for running a full-page ad in The New York Times that features a lookalike of him. | Continue reading
AT&T is reportedly looking to make a forked version of Android in partnership with ZTE and Cyanogen to weaken Google's control over the market. | Continue reading
VR View: a clean and easy way to put immersive content directly into your website, Android app, or iOS app. | Continue reading
Samsung's new “advanced” Good Lock UI offers an alternate vision of what TouchWiz could be by reimagining major parts of the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge interface. | Continue reading
OnePlus has released a beta build of the Marshmallow-based OxygenOS 3.0 ROM for the OnePlus 2. | Continue reading
If you've ever thought the holochess game from Star Wars would make for a great game in real life, you're in luck. | Continue reading
Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy A9 Pro in China: 6-inch sAMOLED, 4GB of RAM, 32GB storage, 16MP rear camera, and 5,000mAh battery. Impressive. | Continue reading
We are probably seeing the last generation of micro-USB Android smartphones. The hot new USB Type-C standard is here to stay, and these are our favorite cables. | Continue reading
Spend enough time around Android, or even PCs, and eventually you will come across the term, “the Linux kernel.” What is a kernel? What do we mean by the Linux kernel. Let’s find out! | Continue reading
Daily Steals is offering the Samsung Galaxy S6 for just $350, or the Exynos variant of the Galaxy S7 for $630. The latter comes with a Mophie charger for free. | Continue reading
eBay seller “breed” is selling the Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge (SM-G925v) with 128GB of internal memory for just $470, including free shipping. | Continue reading
After a month long delay, Foxconn has completed its acquisition of display manufacturer Sharp at a cost of 389 billion yen (approximately $3.5 billion). | Continue reading
Chinese smartphone manufacturer Gionee has unveiled two new smartphones, its high-end Gionee W909 flip phone and a super mid-tier S8. | Continue reading
A new report out of Korea sees Samsung making some major profit for Q1 2016 due in part to the stellar shipments of the S7. | Continue reading
T-Mobile is taking orders for the LG G5 and is throwing in a free spare battery and 360 Cam. However, AT&T has already begun shipping out its G5 pre-orders. | Continue reading
Amazon is putting the kibosh on non-standard USB Type C accessories. That means that it should be safer, and simpler, to buy cables, adapters, or chargers for your Type C device, be it smartphone, tablet, or laptop. | Continue reading
Yeah, you know where this is going. That poor Galaxy S7 Edge won’t live to tell the tale. That’s not surprising. But you know what is surprising? How dramatic the whole thing is. | Continue reading
Instagram has announced that they are rolling out full minute video support on their popular social media app. | Continue reading
The NCAA has announced that the Final Four and National Championship will be broadcast in live VR to owners of the Samsung Gear VR. | Continue reading
Snapchat Chat 2.0 is a hot-swapping, multimedia approach that is sure to confuse the hell out of anyone older than thirty, but the younger crowd will probably love it. | Continue reading
The $120 Xiaomi Redmi 3 Pro is almost identical to its non-professional forerunner save for the addition of a fingerprint sensor. | Continue reading
Fitbit has finally made an attractive wearable with the Alta. What else does this new fitness tracker have to offer? Get all the details in our full Fitbit Alta review! | Continue reading
Fiber Phone wants to drag landline technology kicking and screaming into the modern age. The goal is to make your home phone, well, mobile. | Continue reading
Rather than having on-screen buttons at the bottom of the screen, the HTC 10 will have capacitive ones built into the body. | Continue reading
Waze now lets you know if you're speeding, so you can stay within the law on poorly marked or unfamiliar roads. | Continue reading
If you're looking for something a little different than your standard battery pack, you should check out the Bump -- it's an odd little orb that acts as a wall outlet, battery pack and cable holder. | Continue reading
The FBI has “successfully accessed the data” stored on the San Bernardino shooter's iPhone without the help of Apple. | Continue reading
The new Acer Chromebook 14 bring a more “premium” look without breaking the bank, with a price tag of just $300. | Continue reading
Speed and power can be limited by hardware capabilities, but there are a few tricks that will speed up your Chrome browser. | Continue reading
The latest WhatsApp update includes a Quick Reply feature (but not the one we all want), multiple selection capabilities and a new solid color background option. | Continue reading
After finding a good deal of success in Japan so far, Nintendo has revealed that the Miitomo app arrives to the US on March 31st. | Continue reading
Xiaomi has announced a new Mi Ecosystem sub-brand and has unveiled the first product in the range, a smart rice cooker with a companion app. | Continue reading
The latest version of Google Photos automatically saves a copy of an original photo even after you've edited and saved it, meaning you can always undo your edits, crops and filters in future. | Continue reading
Motorola has begun rolling out an Android 6.0.1 Marshmallow update to its third generation Moto G handsets in India today. | Continue reading
Samsung has teamed up with China Union Pay (CUP) to bring Samsung Pay to the company's flagship smartphones in China. | Continue reading
Google is being sued by Oracle for $9.3 billion for its use of Java APIs in Android, an internal Oracle report reveals. Not surprisingly, Google is contesting the damages claim. | Continue reading
Samsung has just unveiled a 2016 refresh to its mid-tier Galaxy J7 and Galaxy J5 smartphones in China, both of which boast a number of improvements over their last gen variants. | Continue reading
Konami and Tencent have just released a video of their new upcoming mobile Contra game, originally announced last November and featuring IAP. | Continue reading
Facebook Messenger may soon be adding a mobile payment service and a 'secret conversation' feature, as evidenced by the app's source code. | Continue reading
We all know Jason Statham for the muscular, perpetually frowning characters that he plays in action movies. From April 1, no foolin’, we’ll also know him as the star of LG’s promo campaign for the launch of the G5. And it looks like a doozy. | Continue reading