It looks like Maps may be getting a face lift in the near future. Google is testing a new menu bar that will give access to information like transit times.
Google wants to stay on the cutting edge of technology, and is doing so through a project called Project Sand Hill, which tracks tomorrow's hot startups.
Venmo is going after the likes of Android Pay and Apple Pay -- the company has announced that it will allow for NFC payments in its app starting in 2017.
Google Drive is getting a lot better at managing duplicate files. When you upload more than one file with the same name, Google will label them accordingly.
ZTE wants to include you in the creation of its next big project. The company had a total of 400 ideas for new products sent in, and now it's time to vote.
Samsung has issued a worldwide recall of its Galaxy Note 7 phablet following a battery issue that reportedly led to explosions, an embarrassing setback.
Wacom wants to make notes and drawings a little more high-tech, thanks to its new Slate, Folio, and Omni, which turn your drawings and notes into files.
According to notorious leaker Evleaks, Huawei will launch three devices at IFA 2016, including the Nova and Nova Plus smartphones and MediaPad M3 tablet.
It looks like Apple may be prepping a major change to its iPhone -- reports indicate that Apple is in talks with Intel about processors for the iPhone.
It seems as though Fitbit will continue to be able to sell fitness trackers in the U.S. A judge has ruled Fitbit did not steal trade secrets from Jawbone.
