Hublot has launched the first smartwatch running Wear OS -- and it's a $5,200 watch that will give you constant updates about the upcoming soccer World Cup in Russia.
According to new reports, Huawei is in talks with Sirin Labs, maker of blockchain-based operating system Sirin OS, to build a new "blockchain smartphone."
Google is taking its fight against fake news to the next level, with the Google News Initiative, aimed at stopping the spread of misinformation and supporting journalists.
Google wants to make it a little easier to manage your podcasts straight through the Google app, and has added a few new features to the app to make that happen.
Lenovo has announced a fresh round of layoffs at its Chicago Motorola branch, with some reports citing anonymous sources as saying that the layoffs will mean the end of the Moto X.
A set of patents have been awarded to Apple this week, including one that shows that the company is working on an edge-to-edge iPhone that doesn't have a notch.
Google has updated its Duo app to now allow you to leave video messages -- so even if your friend misses your video call, they don't have to miss the moment.
Google is celebrating International Women's Day by highlight apps and games developed by women, along with movies and TV shows with strong female leads.
MediaTek has unveiled its latest midrange chipset, the Helio P60. The chipset includes an eight-core CPU and will help boost performance by up to a massive 70 percent.
Qualcomm has launched its Snapdragon 845 virtual reality reference headset, offering features like eye tracking, and body tracking -- which should make for much more natural VR.
Google's Project Fi already offered the same data rate and unlimited texting for travelers in 135 countries, but now Google is expanding that to a hefty 170.
It looks like Google wants to make notifications from third-party apps a little smarter. The company is reportedly working on bringing the "smart reply" feature to apps like Facebook Messenger.
U.S. Cellular has updated its Total Plan to now offer unlimited data to new customers with four lines for as little as $35. But there's some serious fine print to read before you sign up.
Charging all your devices can be a real pain – but Matrix is here to change that with a watch that charges from body heat. We put it to the test in our Matrix PowerWatch review.
