Microsoft wants to follow you everywhere you go, whether you're using a Lumia phone or not, and the most recent update to the beta edition of Cortana for Android gives it more powers.
In the world of Amazon Instant Video, shows can succeed or fail based on audience reactions to the pilots. There are two new programs up for consideration.
If you can't get to Lollapalooza this weekend, Facebook has you covered -- it's testing a new Snapchat-style feature for streaming posts from live events.
According to new patent applications that have come to light, Nintendo could look to move beyond the video game market with a bedside sleep-tracking device.
Where game developers don't have time to provide extra features, fans can fill in the gaps: Witness this incredible map of the Grand Theft Auto V universe.
Do you ever wish you could go back and edit your tweets? Twitter has hinted it's thinking about adding the feature — thanks to some celebrity star power.
Bing is adding data about doctors and schools to its mobile search capabilities, making it easier to check out a new area if you're thinking of moving.
Could 2015 finally be the year when Apple ditches the 16GB iPhone? Fresh rumors say the next batch of Apple handsets are going to range from 32GB to 128GB.
If you were hoping to get your Apple Music tracks on one of the new iPod Nano or Shuffle, bad luck: You can't sync offline songs to the smaller players.
Homejoy, an on-demand home services startup, has been forced to cease operations — but in an interesting twist, Google has picked up some of its staff.
Apple has decided to give iCloud subscribers in Greece a month's leeway for keeping their extra storage due to the ongoing financial crisis in that country.