Apple has officially launched CareKit for developers to integrate into their apps. It will make it easier for apps to share medical data with physicians.
To combat violent crimes against women, the Indian government wants mobile phones to come with a panic button that will dial an emergency number quickly.
Apple may have posted some disappointing earnings in the second quarter of 2016, but it's not all bad news -- services have hit its highest revenue ever.
Google is out with new bands for Android Wear watches. The bands, from Hadley Roma, use a snap-and-go technology that make switching them easy and quick.
Android Nougat has been available for some time on Nexus and Pixel devices, but for all the new features it brings, you'll also encounte come a few bugs.
On-demand services are on the rise these days. At Tech Day in New York, we discovered some of the coolest Uber-like services that will soon become apps.
Microsoft and Google have decided to compete with their products, rather than regulatory complaints. They'll no longer look to regulators for solutions.
You can now get Amazon's $50 Fire tablet in magenta, tangerine, and blue, as well as the standard black. There's also now a 16GB variant of the tablet.
Meet the Concepter Soul, a new wearable heralded as the world's first time-tracking platform for your social interactions. It's now available on Indiegogo.
Law enforcement in the U.S. made 4,000 device requests between July 1 and December 31 last year, for 16,148 devices. Apple complied with 80 percent of them.
China has requested Apple's source code within the last two years, and Apple refused. The news came from a hearing Apple and the FBI testified in today.
