Mozilla announced it was ending development for Firefox OS at Mozlando in December, and the company sent an email to developers today confirming the news.
The new service lets you use the WaiveCar app to find an electric car, book it, drive it around for free for 2 hours, and drop it off at certain spots.
Google seems to have removed 'Do Not Track' in Chrome for iOS -- but the issue stems from Apple's constraints in its WKWebView API for third-party browsers.
Apple showcased a big focus on education with iOS 9.3, and the company's acquisition of education startup LearnSprout will help cement its place in schools.
Apple has issued a recall for AC adapters in Argentina, Australia, Brazil, continental Europe, New Zealand, and South Korea, due to electrical shock risk.
Giphy and Tinder are partnering up to bring GIF integration to the Tinder app. Now you can create closer bonds by sharing your true feelings through GIFs.
If you've got tickets to Superbowl 50, note that you'll be able to use mobile payment services that use NFC like Apple Pay or Android Pay at Levi's Stadium.
Google's email client, Inbox by Gmail, just got an update that offers quick answer cards providing information you can search for immediately at a glance.
Mood rings have always been a gimmicky fad, but there might be a wearable on the way that can actually track your emotions -- and it doesn't change color.
Uber just announced a tool for developers, Uber Trip Experiences. It'll basically allow third-party apps to provide you with content, ads, and reminders.
Holding out for future devices running Blackberry's operating system? Don't hold your breath, as 2016 will only see more Android phones from the company.
Just before President Barack Obama's last State of the Union address, the White House made a Snapchat account and will be posting stories during the speech.