The Apple Watch 2 may not have been that much of a change, but if these patents are anything to go by, the third-gen device will be drastically different.
Comcast has been hit with the biggest cable fine the FCC ever issued, this time over cramming, or charging customers for equipment they weren't aware of.
Project Fi is a pretty groundbreaking concept, however to date it has really only been available to single people. Finally, Google has added group plans.
Google is making a serious push with the Pixel and Pixel XL. In fact, according to some reports, the company may spend hundreds of millions on its campaign.
Google is shifting its attention in the messaging market. The company has sent out emails to partners saying that Hangouts will no longer be mandatory.
Sharp has shown off a new smartphone concept called the Corner R, which has one feature other phones lack -- almost no bezel thanks to its rounded display.
A U.S. federal court has ruled to reinstate a $120 million Apple win over Samsung over patents related to Apple's 'slide-to-unlock' feature, among others.
The ZenWatch 3 and ZenFone 3 from Asus are both highly anticipated devices. However when they were announced, nothing was said about their availability.
Giphy has updated Giphy Cam with a few great new features -- perhaps the coolest is that you can now use the app to create AR-style GIFs that you can share.
Google has finally taken the wraps off of the Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones, each of which boasts a number of great features. But how do they compare?
Google has held a massive hardware event, taking the wraps off of devices such as the Pixel, Pixel XL, Google Home, and more. Here's where you can buy them.
Mophie has announced a new case for the iPhone 7 that brings modular functionality to the device. There are three modules currently available for the case.
HTC has started a new campaign called #GreenIsGood, which will last until October 8 and offers the HTC 10 for $150 off. Other devices are also available.
It looks like Google isn't too worried about the success of the Google Home hardware -- what it really wants is for the software inside of it to do well.