It looks like Google wants to make notifications from third-party apps a little smarter. The company is reportedly working on bringing the "smart reply" feature to apps like Facebook Messenger.
U.S. Cellular has updated its Total Plan to now offer unlimited data to new customers with four lines for as little as $35. But there's some serious fine print to read before you sign up.
Charging all your devices can be a real pain – but Matrix is here to change that with a watch that charges from body heat. We put it to the test in our Matrix PowerWatch review.
Google has launched a lightweight version of Google Assistant called Assistant Go. The launch follows other lightweight Google apps, like YouTube Go and Maps Go.
Sharp has unveiled its latest phone, and it's called the Android One S3. Perhaps the most interesting thing about the device is its design -- which is very similar to the iPhone 5c.
Apple is hard at work on iOS 12, the next version of its mobile operating system, but a recent report notes that the company may push some major features until next year.
Google is seriously stepping up its security on the Google Play Store, and it's largely leveraging machine learning to do it. The company took down a massive 700,000 apps from the Google Play Store in 2017.
Google Play and Apple's App Store are only growing. A hefty 19 billion apps were downloaded from Google Play in the fourth quarter, giving Google a 145-percent lead over Apple in app downloads.
DuckDuckGo wants to a make it a little easier to track privacy on the web, and has launched an app and browser extension that will grade websites' privacy.
The BlackBerry Motion may feature Android, but BlackBerry has tweaked the operating system quite a bit. That's why we've put together these BlackBerry Motion tips and tricks.
Car heads-up display maker Navdy is shutting down. The company has sent emails to customers noting that it's liquidating its assets, and that units may soon stop working.
Google has changed its tune on reimbursement for defective Nexus 5X's on Project Fi. Now, instead of giving store credit, it's offering the Lenovo Moto X4.
Lots of classic watchmakers have been entering the smartwatch game, and it looks like another watchmaker could be considering it -- Frederique Constant.
