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Apple today revealed that it will not provide FaceTime group chat functionality in the initial shipping version of iOS 12.

Google has long allowed its Gmail users to disable Conversation View in the web version of its app. But now you can do so on mobile as well.

Google announced the release of Dart 2.0, the latest version of the programming language used with the Flutter cross-platform framework.

I had intended to test some alternative web browsers during my home swap. And then something unexpected happened.

Apple reported yet another record quarter. And yet Huawei also surpassed it as the second-biggest smartphone maker.

Apple's next iPhone could come with a dual-SIM option, highlighting a shift in strategy at Cupertino.

We are only a few months away from the release of Apple's next iPhones, and here is your first potential look at the upcoming iPhones.

Microsoft updated its Edge mobile browser on iOS to support intelligent visual search, paste and go/search in the address bar, and more.

With the release of Chrome 68, Google is starting to roll-out a user experience refresh based on Material Design 2.

This week marks the five-year anniversary of the release of the first Chromecast, Google's low-cost streaming video solution.

The rippling after-effects of Microsoft's mobile defeat continue to haunt the software giant.

It's been a few years since I last documented the mobile apps and services that I rely on while traveling internationally.

Apple's HomePod is reportedly getting some much-needed features with iOS 12.

Be aware, Microsoft. Adobe is bringing full Photoshop to the iPad.

AirPlay 2 is finally here with multi-room audio support on Sonos speakers.

It's the iPhone season, and the leaks have already started. The latest? Apple's next iPhone will come in 5 colors.

I had hoped that 2018 would be the year of the Progressive Web App. It could still happen, but the revolution is unfolding in slow motion so far.

We're only halfway through 2018, but I've already listened to a long list of great new audiobooks, plus a handful of favorites from the past.

Apple and Samsung have agreed to settle their seven-year-old patent infringement lawsuit. Terms of the settlement are not yet available.

Digital health is a big focus for Apple and Google this year, but are the features alone enough to help our phone addiction?

Three weeks ago, Apple announced public beta releases for iOS 12, tvOS 12, and macOS Mojave. They are finally available now.

There's no official announcement yet, but Google Podcasts is now available. You just need to know where to look.

The next version of iOS 12 will allow your iPhone to automatically share location data with 911 responders in the United States.

The latest beta build of Microsoft Edge for iOS adds support for the mobile platform's split view feature. This will make it a better multitasker on iPad.

With little fanfare, Google has bumped the number of simultaneous queries and actions its Home smart speakers can handle at once.

Microsoft To-Do for iPhone, Android, Windows and the web is picking up some new functionality this week.

Apple announced new versions of iOS, watchOS, macOS, and tVOS during its WWDC 2018 keynote yesterday.