Ride sharing firm Uber has today taken the wraps off its newly updated app, with the refresh being the first since the last time Uber gave its main app a lick of paint back in 2012.
With iOS 10 now available for anyone with a compatible device, app developers are pushing updates versions of their apps out to the App Store, with those apps taking advantage of any new APIs and features that iOS 10 brings to the table. Two of those are the ability for apps to tie directly into Siri and Maps. Both of those features are at the heart of a new update to the Uber app, and they make for a pretty cool update indeed.
Uber is launching a new hot air balloon that will see users request a balloon for themselves in much the same way as cars are requested today.
Uber may have created an all new way of getting a ride to and from places thanks to its super easy to use app and fleet of drivers eager to take advantage of even the slightest whiff of surge pricing, but there has always been one problem with the service that has put many off using it. While ordering a car for immediate pickup is a thing of wonder when all you need to do is tap a few buttons, sometimes there are occasions where ordering the car in advance would be preferential.
Uber has finally released the first official photo of its self-driving car after nearly a year of testing in Pittsburgh. This is what it looks like.
Uber is currently testing a new change which could see the company start charging riders by the minute, if they're two minutes too late. Here's everything you need to know.
Uber has launched a new Family Profiles feature in select regions, allowing family members there to share the service using just the one payment source. Here's how it works.
Uber has a hidden VIP program for regular customers in certain regions. Here are the details on how to unlock and what the program has to offer.
Uber today announced a few changes to its logotype, app icons and other parts of its identity in celebration of expanding its service to 400 cities, theming the changes after the concept of bits and atoms.
If you were planning on going shopping, or taking a trip to the office or the airport, would you prefer to make that trip in a boring old car, or in the comfort of a helicopter with stunning aerial views of the world around you? A new deal between Uber and Airbus could be about to usher in an era of on-demand flight services that could see the general public opting to travel by helicopter rather than the tried and tested four-wheel solutions. The initiative, will be an ongoing project and will initially debut at the Sundance Film Festival later this week.
