While all technology can be frustrating, I've never run into anything quite like Skype. And I think it's time for Microsoft to stop piling on new features and actually fix this thing before it's too late. To be clear, I'm worried this will never be fixed. That this cannot be fixed. See, Skype is an…

The Google Drive app for iPhone now makes it easier to switch to Android. But this method is readily available elsewhere too.

Google announced has begun rolling out Android 7.1.1 Nougat to its Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones and supported Nexus devices.

Google's new Daydream View VR headset offers an interactive step up from basic virtual reality experiences like Cardboard.

A new Microsoft Garage project called Clip Layer promises to make it easier for Android users to "snip and share" almost anything that appears on their screen.

Google announced today that it has released its final update for the Android 7.1 Developer Preview.

I was able to experience the magic of Project Fi cellular access in Europe for a second time this past week. And yes, it held up nicely.

Today: No more extended support for Office on-prem products, Google Translate gets more fluent, some PS4 Pro titles running slower than on base hardware, more.

Today: I'm heading to Amsterdam, Office Lens picks up some nice accessibility improvements, parallels between Europe’s antitrust cases against Google and Microsoft, more.

Outraged by iPhone pricing? You can save a lot of money by buying refurbished, thanks to a new offering at Apple's online store.

Alcatel's new Windows phone offers high-end specs, a classy and thin form factor, and a reasonable price tag. But it comes with a bundled VR headset.

As a complete solution for business workers, the HP Elite x3 comprises hardware devices and peripherals, software, and services. Let's look at the phone hardware first.

The latest version of Google's mobile platform supports some new "move" gestures that will make it easier than ever to get to key features. Here's a quick rundown.

With Android 7.1, Google has introduced a feature that will seem familiar to fans of Windows phone and iPhone. But this feature goes well beyond similar functionality on other platforms.

While Google's Pixel and Pixel XL are the first smartphones to ship with Android 7.1 Nougat, you don't have to wait until tomorrow---or spend upwards of $650---to experience the new system.

Google today announced that it now provides a group plan for its excellent Project Fi service: Now, up to six people can share a single Project Fi plan, along with all the management capabilities you'd expect.