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The new iPhone SE will provide the same form factor as the iPhone 7 and 8 but will feature modern innards and launch in April.

Google has issued Android 11 Developer Preview 2.1, which includes some fixes and a few minor changes only.

Dolby is bringing its app for recording high-quality audio and video from phones to Android, adds support for direct streaming to Twitch on iOS.

Faced with antitrust scrutiny, Apple has taken its first step back from its controversial 30 percent fee on in-app purchases.

On track to become the world’s biggest smartphone maker last year, Huawei stumbled badly because of U.S. sanctions. But rival Xiaomi surged.

A Bloomberg report says that Apple will be able to ship its 5G-capable iPhones on schedule this year. But future models face delays.

With its latest flagship, Samsung has finally elevated its camera quality to the point where it’s competitive with Pixel, iPhone, and Huawei.

Microsoft has released a preview version of a dual-screen layout control for Java and Kotlin developers targeting Surface Duo.

My Mint Mobile SIM arrived this morning, so I decided to throw caution to the wind and make the switch immediately.

Apple is reportedly planning to launch "several" ARM-powered Mac devices, including desktop computers that could pave the way for a new generation of Mac computers.

As demand for Zoom increases, the app is slowly turning out to be a privacy nightmare. Latest research shows the app sharing user data with Facebook even if the user doesn't have a Facebook account.

After pausing previously-planned Chrome and Chrome OS updates because of the Coronavirus, Google today revealed its new schedule.

Huawei introduces the new P40, P40 Pro, and P40 Pro+ with high-end specs, no Google Play, and crazy new cameras. It's also launching a new personal assistant.

With its latest acquisition, Microsoft is entering the 5G market in a new way that will enable the company to provide solutions for carriers to improve overall profitability of their 5G networks using Microsoft's cloud.

The latest AdDuplex report has some interesting news for Windows fans. But what it doesn’t say is really bad news for Surface fans.

Thanks to a variety of factors, I’ve pulled the trigger on something I’ve been investigating for a long time. I’m switching to Mint Mobile.

Google is rolling out a fairly major update to its Google Podcasts app this week. Google Podcasts is coming to iPhones for the first time, and it's also getting improvements on other platforms.

With the release of iPadOS 13.4 today, Apple has finally done what its fans and critics alike have been begging for.

Apple releases iPadOS 13.4 with support for mouse and trackpad, along with iOS 13.4 to add new Memoji, improved iCloud Drive support.

The new Spectre x360 13 arrives in the smallest-possible premium chassis, offering a perfect blend of good looks, performance, and portability.

Apple is enabling Universal App Purchases on the App Store, allowing users to pay for an app once and access it on all Apple devices without having to pay again.

Apple is bringing the App Store to 20 new countries this year as the company requests developers to prepare their developer accounts to make their apps available in these new countries.

Google has launched its newly virtual Google for Games Developer Summit March 2020 online today.

Two prominent sources of Apple leaks agree that the electronics giant plans to bring sensor-shift image stabilization to iPhone this year.

Less than three weeks after announcing that it was canceling its in-person I/O event this year, Google has canceled it for good.

Google's stripped-down version of Android now has more than 100 active devices, and gets a new camera app built for those low-end devices.

I’ve been arguing for years that the iPad could never replace the PC until it provided all of the features that PC users demand.