Google rolled out a major update to Google Maps for Android last week and this week, iOS owners can get in on the fun. The app is now optimized for iPad as well.
Apple celebrated the fifth anniversary of its App Store by slashing prices of favorite apps, but there were tons of new releases this week worth checking out, too.
LikeMind is a new location-based social network that is part Facebook, part Craigslist, and all about getting to know new people with similar ideas and interests as you.
The latest version of Google Maps for Android devices appears like the richest update yet. Live traffic updates, dynamic rerouting, Zagat reviews, and more are included.
Rovio, the team behind Angry Birds, have started a publishing label for indie titles. It's first release is Icebreaker: A Viking Voyage, a great puzzle game.
Windows 8.1 will bring great new apps in the future, but if you want new apps now for your phone, check out our best apps of the week including Fuelzee and Sunset.
Microsoft revealed that new apps were on their way to Windows 8 devices, including the first natively built Foursquare app - available only on Windows 8.
Skype for iOS received an update today that gives users the ability to send unlimited video messages. Call stability, improved photo sharing and more also included.
Windows 8.1 will feature native 3D printing support, Microsoft unveiled at its Build 2013 conference today. Windows is the first OS to support 3D printing.
Check out the best apps and updates of the week including Adobe Reader's new home on Windows Phone, Instagram's video update, new game Pics for Pals, and more.
Worried that your lines of communication may be compromised? We look at ways to encrypt and protect your phone calls, texts, and web browsing on your phone.
Though more time was spent with other phones, Samsung officially showed off the Galaxy S4 Mini for the first time during its Summer Premiere 2013 event.
Microsoft Office can now come with you on the go. Office Mobile for iPhone is available for a free download, but there's a catch: It's for Office 365 subscribers only.
From taking pictures in space to making magazines with friends to playing your favorite music, apps can do it all. Here are the best apps and updates of the week.
Apple revealed iOS 7 during WWDC 2013 and it got people pretty excited. It also got Android users saying that they had those features first. Who does it best? We find out.
Apple's personal assistant app Siri is getting a makeover, including a new voice. Siri can now have a male or female voice, search Twitter, change settings, and more.
Apple unveiled a new Mac Pro, its oft-forgotten desktop computer, at WWDC 2013. Made in the U.S., the Mac Pro has a drastic new design and tons of power.
WWDC didn't kick off with a big Apple announcement but instead a robotics startup with a game to show off. AnkiDrive aims to bring its racing game to the real world.
Looking for something new to play with on your mobile device? Check out the best apps and updates of the week including Snapchat, Adobe Kuler, and more.
Any.Do, the maker of the popular to-do list app for iOS, is trying their hand at a calendar app. It won't be out until summer, but you can get in on the beta now.
Mailbox, the much hyped email management app for iPhone, has made its way to the big screen. Does Mailbox for iPad bring anything new? Find out in our review.
Looking for some new apps to make your mobile device more interesting? Try out Halftone 2, Categorical, Shazam, and plenty more as we give you the best apps of the week.
Alexey Pajitnov had a mobile gaming smash with Tetris back in the '80's and '90's. Now he's re-entering the world of mobile games with a new puzzle game: Marbly.
Look up in the sky, it's...Well, we don't know what it is. Space is a mysterious place. But it doesn't have to be. Sky Guide shows you the stars and more.
If you have trouble getting motivated to go on a run, having the right music can get you going. TempoRun provides that by organizing your library by beat.
Looking for some new apps to fill up your phone or tablet with? Look no further, as we've collected the best apps of the week, both new and updates, all in one place.
Wonder what your dollar goes to when you buy something? Buycott helps you be socially responsible with your money and back companies that support your agenda.
Google Hangouts once lived in Google Plus, but it's broken out into its own stand alone app. It has tons of potential, but doesn't quite live up to them yet.
