Want iPhone 6s Live Photos like feature from iOS on your Android device? Good news! There's now an app on Android which brings a similar functionality to devices running Android 4.3 and above.
Huawei has today announced the Mate 8 for international markets at CES 2016. Here are the its specs, price and availability details.
Forgotten your Android phone's lock screen password, PIN code, or pattern? Here's how to reset it and gain back access to your device.
We may be fast approaching the end of 2015, but that hasn't stopped officials in New York City from making good on a promise it made to residents. It was almost a year ago that NYC Mayor, Bloomberg announced the city's plan to replace old defunct public pay-phones with an infrastructure of connection points that would operate as gigabit Wi-Fi points across all five boroughs. It may have taken over a year but the first LinkNYC access points have finally entered into an installation phase as we get ready to welcome 2016.
Normally priced at an eye-watering $250, SanDisk's 200GB Ultra microSD card is available for a meager $79.99 for the next few hours. If you're looking to get your hands on a considerable chunk of storage, now's the time to make this purchase.
Here is our own, entirely subjective view of the top best smartphones of the year 2015 and the categories that they fall into. This year sees some lesser-performing companies sneak into our list alongside big players the likes of Apple and Samsung.
Images of Samsung's upcoming Galaxy S7 might have been leaked on a trade site and if the posting is anything to go by, it looks like the new handset will have the same design as the Galaxy S6.
Samsung today has announced Galaxy A9 (2016) featuring 6-inch display and a massive 4,000 mAh battery. Here are its full specs and other details.
Google is testing a new password-less authentication mechanism that could see a user's smartphone act as a key for logging into the company's services online.
Looking to get Nexus 6P from somewhere other than Google Store? Well the good news is that Amazon has started selling this year's flagship Nexus phone, the Nexus 6P, directly. Previously the phone was available on Amazon through third-party sellers only.
