New leaks appear to show the Galaxy Note 7 in our best glimpse of the device yet, with the prolific Steve Hemmerstoffer treating us to not just one leak, but two.
Did you know Google has been recording your "OK, Google" voice commands? Well now that you do, here's how you can delete them in a few minutes.
Samsung has introduced two new wearables today, the first being second-generation Gear Fit called Gear Fit 2, and second being truly wireless earbuds called Gear IconX.
Google has decided to celebrate the first anniversary of its one-year-old My Account hub by extending a set of features that will now allow both iOS and Android device owners to find their lost or stolen device.
Mophie is easily one of the most renowned and trusted names when it comes to battery charging cases for mobile devices. Today, the company has announced the launch of its latest battery charging solutions for the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus, and even the Galaxy S7/S7 Edge, with wireless charging technology being built right into the case. We are looking at Juice Pack Wireless for iPhone 6s/6/6s Plus/6 Plus and Galaxy S7/S7 Edge with wireless charging base, Charge Force desk mount, and Charge Force vent mount.
Hardware and electronics manufacturer ASUS has used its Computex 2016 press conference in Taipei to introduce three new Android-powered ZenFone smartphones. The third-generation range of devices offers three new models, with each carrying a different price-point and slightly varied specification to appeal to different corners of the market. Regardless of whether you're looking for a nice entry-level device, or a highly performant device with a whopping display, ASUS looks to have you covered with this announcement.
Samsung has launched two new smartphones, the Galaxy C5 and Galaxy C7 which look like clones of the iPhone 6s. Here's everything you need to know.
Samsung has just announced its Batman-themed Galaxy S7 Edge Injustice Edition, which also ships with a matching Gear VR headset, and more. Here are the details.
Roger app allows you to control your Amazon Echo and Alexa remotely from your iPhone or Android from anywhere in the world for free.
Much to the distain of many smartphone manufacturers around the world, it's not unusual for celebrities and people in positions of power to be caught using one smartphone over another when they've been paid to endorse a particular brand, or even worse, when they are the executive chairman of a company that actually produces a rival platform. As an example, many people would expect Alphabet/Google Chairman Eric Schmidt to use an Android-powered device given his position of authority within the company that actually builds the Android OS, but that doesn't appear to be the case.
