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  1. [Release] Verizon teases the DROID Turbo 2 on video ahead of official announcement
  2. Android fans agree: iPhone 6s is the world’s best smartphone camera
  3. Update fixes some Chromecast and Android TV issues
  4. I wish the iPhone had copied HTC instead
  5. Twitter rolling out Polls to mobile and web
  6. Apple just banned some versions of Adobe Flash from its computers
  7. Hackers can invade a PC with a 10-second attack on a Fitbit
  8. Twitter Rolls Out Polling Feature to Android and iOS Apps
  9. [Release] Fossil reveals its Android Wear smartwatch — the $275 Fossil Q Founder
  10. Surface Book review roundup: What top critics think of Microsoft’s first laptop
  11. These are the iOS 9 bugs that are driving one iPhone fan to Android
  12. Fossil’s Q Founder runs Android Wear, but its other new wearables are fitness tracker
  13. Ad-free YouTube is finally coming… for a price
  14. Sprint Adds Single-Number WiFi Calling with iOS 9.1
  15. YouTube Red Nixes Ads for $10 Per Month
  16. Western Digital just bought its way into Apple’s iPhone supply chain for $19B
  17. A collection of the best ‘Back to the Future’ Easter eggs on the web today
  18. [Release] Twitter now has a polling feature
  19. Microsoft’s Surface Book should have other PC builders worried
  20. 1,500-foot asteroid flying past Earth on Halloween was only discovered 2 weeks ago
  21. Vudu launches 12 Ultra HD titles for new Roku 4 owners, broader rollout expected soon
  22. Microsoft buys Havok and looks to dominate a virtual reality future
  23. Snapchat users beware: Android screen-recording apps can immortalize your Snaps
  24. The MiniBrew promises to boil down homebrewing in one little machine
  25. Garmin’s new Forerunner watches track every running stat you can imagine
  26. Global report on Android details the main apps that abuse battery and hinder performa
  27. Alcatel OneTouch looking to manufacture smartphones in India
  28. Samsung Galaxy View rumors and news leaks
  29. Nextbit Accepting Preorders for the Robin
  30. [Release] Deal: Get the unlocked LG G Flex 2 for $249.99
  31. [Release] Blackberry Priv to cost $749, might ship November 16th
  32. HTC exec responds to iPhone copycat claims: No, Apple copied us
  33. A reminder of why the iPhone is so great
  34. The HTC One A9 has a big problem in the UK
  35. Nextbit Announces Robin Smartphone on Kickstarter
  36. Sprint Agrees to Settle FTC Charges for $2.95M
  37. One of Apple’s first employees talks Steve Jobs movie, Tim Cook and more in exclusive
  38. Instagram's new Boomerang app lets you create GIF-like looping videos on Android, iOS
  39. FCC Lays Groundwork for Defining 5G Spectrum
  40. Facebook Improves Search for Conversation Discovery
  41. Want a Galaxy S6 for free? T-Mobile will lease you one if you trade in your old phone
  42. Wove brings back the ’90s slap bracelet with a flexible E-Ink twist
  43. Sony reaffirms position in mobile business, opens first factory in 20 years
  44. Microsoft’s Edge browser won’t support extensions until next year
  45. How Google is forcing Android phone makers to improve battery life
  46. Facebook tweaks search to shine light on hot topics
  47. HBO chief tells cable companies to give streams a chance, sell HBO Now directly
  48. SwiftKey doubles down on word prediction and adds easier access to emojis in beta
  49. 2016 Cadillac CTS review
  50. Laverne Cox lands lead role in Fox’s TV remake of The Rocky Horror Picture Show
  51. Accurate Apple insider says iPhone 6s not likely to beat huge iPhone 6 Christmas sale
  52. The UsBidi charging cable conserves energy and prolongs the life of your battery
  53. HTC defends new handset by reportedly pointing copycat finger at Apple
  54. Facebook’s new search will scour all public posts
  55. It’s not us, it’s you. HTC says Apple’s the one doing the copying
  56. iRobot Roomba 980 review
  57. Samsung unveils new ‘Stripe’ batteries, representing a major breakthrough for mobile
  58. Announce your arrival with a song using the Netatmo Welcome cam and a new IFTTT recip
  59. The hacker-resistant phone with stretchable storage
  60. BlackBerry Priv Runs Android, Costs $699, Ships November 6
  61. After a month with the iPhone 6s, these are the things that surprise me
  62. Prune is out on Android devices, and you need to play it
  63. [Release] Mobile Roar 115: Nexus 6P first impressions, HTC One A9 announced, and the future!
  64. Redesigned Google Play store rolls out on Android
  65. Thermos’ Smart Lid water bottle tells you when to hit the water cooler for a refill
  66. Bird lets you control the electronics around you just by pointing
  67. BlackBerry Priv is available for preorder
  68. Jealousy swirls as iPhone users show off new emoji Android fans can’t have
  69. Find out how people with your name make a living with the LinkedIn Name Game
  70. How to root your Android phone or tablet in 2015 (and unroot it)
  71. Oculus Rift DK2 sells out as final consumer release looms
  72. Snapchat makes you happier than Facebook and not because of sexting
  73. Jeb Bush gets tights in a twist over superheroes
  74. Verizon Seeking Permission from FCC for WiFi Calling
  75. Roku 4 review
  76. ASUS Chairman Jonney Shih hints at upcoming Google Nexus and VR gaming devices
  77. Steve Ballmer says people don't want to work at Amazon
  78. How to watch Amazon Instant Video on Chromecast or Android TV
  79. Weekly Recap: PS4 Outsells Xbox One Again, Kojima Leaves Konami, High-Power PS4 Model
  80. Android users will get new emojis soon, following uproar about Apple’s emoji updates
  81. Nigeria struggles against human trafficking
  82. Check out 20 of the best Android Wear apps for your smartwatch
  83. Here’s a sneak peek of Apple Music for Android
  84. This menstrual cup tracks periods and keeps a calendar of Aunt Flow’s visits
  85. That next voice-activated text might be your last, suggests new study from the AAA
  86. Can an adrenaline-centric dashcam make people drive like idiots?
  87. Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Smart mugs, beer brewers, and anti-snoring devices
  88. How to watch NFL games online, with or without a cable subscription
  89. Pandora is losing ground in the music streaming war, thanks in part to Apple Music
  90. Use this app to weigh objects on an iPhone 6S or 6S Plus 3D Touch display
  91. Toshiba is close to selling its image sensor business to Sony for $165 million
  92. Clear some clutter this weekend with these apps and sites to sell your junk
  93. Homeland "Why Is This Night Any Different?" Review: Persons of Interest
  94. HTC loses its Grip, pushes fitness band launch to 2016, if at all
  95. AMC Will Let You Try a Paranormal Activity VR Nightmare
  96. BlackBerry Takes Orders for Android-Based Priv Phone
  97. Apple faces $5M lawsuit over data bills caused by Wi-Fi Assist
  98. [Release] This is what Apple Music for Android will look like
  99. AT&T, T-Mobile Reveal LG V10 Launch Plans
  100. I switched from Android to iPhone 6s last week – here are the things I love about it
  101. Best Cars
  102. Love your pet? The Nuzzle collar keeps tabs on your furry friend, and insures it
  103. The dual-screen LG V10 gets priced up at AT&T, and pre-orders start on October 27
  104. Public pre-orders for Razer’s OSVR headset are now open
  105. 8 paid iPhone apps on sale for free right now
  106. How popular are wearables, really? Research suggests the answer isn’t too promising
  107. Samsung Pay reaches one million active users in two months in South Korea
  108. AT&T Offering Data Perks for Filling Out Surveys
  109. [Release] LG V10 will go on sale at AT&T tomorrow, T-Mobile on Wednesday
  110. Facebook Adjusts Mobile Notifications
  111. How to give an Android phone 3D Touch by hacking its barometer
  112. Review: Android 6.0 Marshmallow
  113. Apple will fix your broken iPhone faster than ever
  114. First drive: 2016 Volkswagen Passat
  115. MasterCard wants to put a digital wallet into everything you own
  116. Apple faces lawsuit over data bills tied to Wi-Fi Assist
  117. The Oppo Neo 7 is an entry-level smartphone with good looks
  118. Chase Bank Reveals Its Own Mobile Wallet Plans
  119. Facebook’s new notifications tab is the Stepford spouse of the social media world
  120. All-metal, 5.5-inch, $170 Le 1s launched in China, still no U.S. launch details from
  121. Android Pay to Gain Loyalty Rewards, Other Promotions
  122. Turn your phone into an asthma attack early warning system with this simple accessory
  123. Nexus 6P review roundup: Android fans are glowing over the new Nexus
  124. Robinhood announces major update, makes investing on mobile even easier
  125. As a longtime Android user, here are my 3 early gripes about the iPhone 6s
  126. [Release] We’re live at the Verizon Motorola DROID event!
  127. [Release] HTC One A9 will jump up in price on November 7th
  128. [Release] Verizon officially announces the Motorola DROID Turbo 2 and Maxx 2
  129. JPMorgan Chase announces Apple Pay competitor
  130. HTC drops price of action camera RE
  131. 7 paid iPhone apps on sale for free right now
  132. Motorola guarantees 'shatterproof' Droid Turbo 2 for four years
  133. Corey Jones May Have Called Roadside Assistance Moments Before Deadly Shooting, Phone
  134. Apple needs to consider stealing the Droid Turbo 2’s best feature
  135. Samsung Pay sees strong repeat usage among U.S. consumers
  136. Evidence suggests Nokia will soon launch wearable devices based on Android Wear
  137. Motorola’s Droid Turbo 2: Hands-on with the world’s first shatterproof smartphone
  138. Samsung Pay Wins Support from More Banks
  139. Video of S.C. cop tossing student renews debate on race, excessive force
  140. Microsoft’s ‘ultimate laptop’ pays ultimate compliment to Apple
  141. Motorola’s Droid Maxx 2 hands-on: A budget phone with a flagship battery
  142. 5 best Nexus 6P cases to protect and style your Google phone
  143. Quantic Dream announces Detroit for PlayStation 4
  144. The hysteria about bacon giving you cancer is out of control
  145. [Release] Motorola DROID Maxx 2 Specs
  146. [Release] Motorola DROID Turbo 2 Specs
  147. For Black Girls, Teenage Behavior is Criminal
  148. [Release] Hands-on: Motorola Droid Maxx 2 [VIDEO]
  149. 'Disturbing' arrest of black South Carolina student sparks federal, local probes
  150. HTC One A9 review
  151. Best AT&T Phones
  152. [Release] Motorola Droid Turbo 2 takes #4 spot away from the LG G4 in mobile camera rankings
  153. Google steps up in the war against Android bloatware
  154. 30% of iPhone purchases now come from Android users, the highest rate Apple has ever
  155. Motorola is still Thinking Different and we should all be grateful
  156. Rumor drops early hints about possible iPhone 7 display specs
  157. How Motorola made an unbreakable smartphone display
  158. Missing Google Docs features: iOS developers giveth what Google taketh away
  159. Google Play Music brings back Google podcasts
  160. Samsung takes on the iPad Pro by launching a massive new tablet of its own
  161. 10 paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free right now
  162. Xbox One vs. PS4: This holiday season is Microsoft’s best shot at beating Sony
  163. Apple rejects 3D-Touch weight-measuring app for misleading title, despite its accurac
  164. Samsung’s 18.4-inch Galaxy View tablet is the portable, touchable TV you always wante
  165. Microsoft Updates Outlook, Will Sunset Sunrise App
  166. T-Mobile's LTE Network Covers 300 Million People
  167. Win a free Droid Turbo 2 in Verizon’s latest #WhyNotWednsday promotion
  168. Meet Auravisor: the tether-free VR headset with a built-in Android operating system
  169. Why Apple's bullish on iPhone: More Android users switching over
  170. The two reasons why software companies are making hardware
  171. Which Droid is best for you? Motorola Droid Turbo 2 vs. Droid Maxx 2
  172. Can 'The Force Awakens' jolt Verizon's Droid smartphone franchise?
  173. Hands on: Samsung Galaxy View
  174. Watch for Xiaomi to heat up the unlocked Android phone race in the US
  175. Alphabet's Google announces deal with Indonesian telecoms on Web access
  176. Satechi’s new USB hub aims to turn your 2015 MacBook into a functioning workstation
  177. Samsung smartphone sales show signs of recovery
  178. Top Asian News at 7:30 a.m. GMT
  179. The new OnePlus X is the OnePlus 2’s gorgeous sibling
  180. Superior silicon: How Apple is beating chipmakers at their own game
  181. Titanfall goes mobile: Respawn and Nexon team up for iOS and Android spin-offs
  182. Microsoft officially releases Arrow Launcher on Google Play store
  183. One Plus X revealed: It’s $249 and it’s not a ‘flagship killer’
  184. Alcatel Reveals the Fierce XL for MetroPCS and T-Mobile
  185. Is it Miitomo you're looking for? Nintendo unveils its first smartphone game
  186. Motorola announces shatterproof Moto X Force for UK buyers
  187. Sprint Offering $20 LTE Starter Plan
  188. German police stage raids against malware users
  189. $70 worth of paid Android apps are on sale for free right now on Amazon
  190. [Release] OnePlus X is official: here are specs, pricing, and launch date details
  191. Never want to see a photo of your ex again? Google Photos can help with that
  192. Forget the candy, Amazon is giving away free apps and games this Halloween
  193. [Release] Motorola DROID Turbo 2 and DROID Maxx 2 available now from Verizon
  194. New OnePlus X Android phone unveiled
  195. Apple’s clever plan to kill cheap Android phones
  196. Latest Windows 10 Preview from Microsoft Fixes Bugs
  197. The Alcatel OneTouch Fierce XL has a whopping 5.5-inch display, but won’t break the b
  198. 10 paid iPhone and iPad apps on sale for free right now
  199. Snapseed Gains RAW Picture Editing
  200. LEDs in Lumenus apparel aren’t just flashy, they could help save lives
  201. Over a million people installed the app that moves you from Android to iOS
  202. 1 arrest, many more sought in string of cell phone store robberies in Philadelphia
  203. Apple Watch surpasses all other wearables by a large margin, according to report
  204. VRGO wants you to control VR headsets with the seat of your pants
  205. [Release] Deal: Lifetime subscription to Tiger VPN for just $30
  206. 2 arrests, more sought in string of cell phone store robberies in Philadelphia
  207. Hands on: OnePlus X
  208. Sci-fi shooter Titanfall hits mobile in 2016
  209. Google May Combine Android and Chrome By 2017
  210. RIP, Chrome OS
  211. Ford drivers can tweet while driving with new Sync AppLink social controls
  212. You can now draw notes and doodle in Google Keep for Android
  213. [Release] If you were crazy, you could play Super Mario 64 on your Android Wear smartwatch [VID
  214. Hands on: Automatic Adapter (2nd Generation)
  215. Google's mobile quest may lead to Android, Chrome merger
  216. Samsung announces first profit growth in two years, but mobile sales continue to dwin
  217. Twitter Moments TV ad strikes out with viewers
  218. Sharp May Have Found Buyer for LCD Business
  219. Scratch Wireless to Start Charging for Cell Calls, Texts
  220. LG Says V10 Now On Sale
  221. Our Black Friday free shipping round-up — Best Buy, Target and Walmart
  222. LG reports $68 million loss in third quarter, as smartphone business fails to find fo
  223. The best Japanese cat-collecting game is finally available in English
  224. Apple launches Beats Pill+ speaker app for Android and iPhone
  225. Google to combine Chrome OS with Android to create a single operating system: report
  226. HTC goes from bad to worse with dreadful third quarter financial results
  227. With every iPhone release, Apple sets the tone for the industry
  228. Update: Google reported to kill Chrome OS, company’s SVP says it’s ‘committed’
  229. Marshall London review
  230. Don't expect to see Neill Blomkamp's Aliens movie any time soon, according to the dir
  231. Yet another reason your favorite iPhone app isn’t on Android
  232. Battle of the best browsers: Edge vs. Chrome vs. Firefox vs. Safari vs. Opera vs. IE
  233. Want an iPhone 6S? Here’s everything you need to know and where you can get it
  234. Androidians land some cool new features for Amazon Prime Music
  235. Panasonic’s eneloop is a portable power device for places without electricity
  236. 4 police officers injured breaking up high school fight in Allentown
  237. Google killing Chrome OS? Reports point to all-Android future
  238. Samsung said to be laying off an additional 30% of its employees in order to cut cost
  239. Solu Machines wants to put a touchscreen Linux PC in your pocket
  240. It’s not even November but Walmart is already getting ready for Black Friday
  241. Google launches a new app to find out Who’s Down
  242. Best Halloween apps for the ultimate spooky weekend
  243. OnePlus X vs. OnePlus 2: Which invite-only phone should you buy?
  244. Is smartphone addiction real? We ask the experts
  245. Radio-controlled custom cooler hauls cold drinks and tunes
  246. Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Gesture gloves, beer brewers, and Airbnb for bikes
  247. The government may start making robocalls to your cell phone soon to collect debt
  248. Stories you missed: Samsung’s touchable TV, RIP Chrome OS, a Bob Ross marathon
  249. Virtual reality needs three to five years to take off, says HTC
  250. OnePlus’s new extended warranty scheme covers the OnePlus 2 and the OnePlus X