Report compares security on iOS, the mobile operating system on Apple's iPhone, vs Google's Android. Just how secure is the smartphone in your pocket?
Microsoft has officially announced the closure of its Project Astoria software tool that was originally announced last year. The tool was originally introduced by the software giant as a way for developers to port existing Android apps to the new Windows 10 platform by utilizing the same codebase of the existing apps. Astoria would essentially do some intelligence behind the scenes to bridge the gap between the two platforms, resulting in an enhanced Windows 10 experience. The immediate closure of the project represents a fairly significant setback in the company's efforts to bolster the app offering on Windows 10 Mobile.
Facebook Reactions has now launched globally on iOS, Android, and desktop web. Here's how to use the new feature.
Fans of the popular F.lux app on iOS, Mac and PC will be pleased to learn that the app is very much on its way to Android operating system, though a timescale for its official release is as yet being kept under wraps.
Sony has unveiled Xperia X, XA and X Performance at MWC 2016. Here are the specs, features, price and release date info you need to know about.
LG G5 modular smartphone is now official. Here is everything you need to know about its specs, features, price and release date info.
It's not every day you buy a charging cable that lights up, but that's exactly what Poweradd's 2-in-1 Lightning and micro-USB cable does, pulsing quickly or slowly, depending on how fully charged your device is, and it's currently down to $35.99 from its original price of $59.99.
Ringing Bells Freedom 251, India's $4 Android smartphone which is currently making waves on the web, seems to have taken more than a little inspiration from the iPhone's design and icons. Check it out in action in the embedded video.
Microsoft has shown continual willing to build on the user-experience that is thrust into the face of users when interacting with Skype. Since purchasing the company back in 2011, the company has pumped significant resources into ensuring that the whole platform is as smooth and seamless as possible for those who interact with it on a daily basis. Part of that development has focused on overhauling and improving the customer-facing mobile apps on iOS and Android, which has now been updated with a new group video calling experience for up to 25 people that was originally teased back in January.
It was really only going to be a matter of time until we got introduced to the world's first smartphone that actually introduces a sensible case for bendable technology. We've been privy to prototypes and concept designs in the past that introduce a flexible aspect into the mix, but the ReFlex prototype, coming courtesy of a bunch of academics out of Queen's University in Canada, is probably one of the first designs that we've seen that actually puts forward a believable case for why this type of technology should potentially be considered for smartphones of the future.
