Airbnb hopes to win over New Yorkers with a new ad campaign. The hotel-like room-renting service faces opposition from landlords, hotels, and lawmakers.
State-run network China Central Television aired a report, calling iOS 7's "Frequent locations" feature a national security threat. Apple denies the claim.
Hi-Fi speaker maker Sonos added SoundCloud to its partners. Now users can play music and audio tracks from the app's massive library on their Sonos speaker.
Fleksy keyboard added support for 15 languages to its Android beta. The company is also gearing up to launch an app for iOS 8 with support for 40 languages.
Case maker Spigen outed the iPhone 6 in a Google+ post and several case product listings on Amazon.com. The cases are for the 4.7- and 5.5-inch models.
Sony's super lightweight and ultra thin Xperia Z2 Tablet will soon be available at Verizon Wireless. Verizon is the first U.S. carrier to offer the tablet.
Sony's Xperia Z1 Compact will go on sale in the U.S. The 4.3-inch powerhouse may not have carrier support, but that won't stop Sony from pushing the device.
Electric Objects wants to make your home into a digital art museum with the EO1 frame. Using the app, you can decide which art piece you want to display.
ZTE introduced a new high-end smartphone called the Nubia Z7. Although its specs are mostly the same as the LG G3's, the Nubia Z7 costs about $100 less.
Apple received yet another interesting patent from the U.S. Patent Office, which describes a new method of creating all-glass housings for future iPhones.
Facebook now has an iPad app for Messenger. The social network will now push users of its main iPad app to the chat app when they tap on the Messenger icon.
Google won't allow manufacturers to add custom UIs or skins to Android Wear, Android Auto, or Android TV. These versions of Android will be consistent.
IBM researchers recently discovered a security flaw in 86 percent of Android devices that lets hackers to access sensitive information from the KeyStore.