Motorola is expected to launch the Moto X+1 on September 4 alongside the Moto 360 smartwatch. Now, the full specs and benchmark results have leaked online.
Apple reportedly experienced a serious issue with iPhone 6 screen production. Production is back on track, but the delay may result in a limited launch.
An Austrian court ordered Facebook to respond to a class action lawsuit that accuses the site of breaking EU privacy laws. The suit now has 60,000 people.
AliveCor aims to help those with serious heart conditions monitor their own health. The company's app and heart monitor attachment are now FDA approved.
Omate hopes to attract buyers with its premium Omate X smartwatch, which it will sell for a budget price. The Omate X is slim and features a leather strap.
Panasonic is going all out for its 5-inch ToughPad FZ-E1 phablet. The super durable device now has its own comic book series and a sweepstakes contest.
Xiaomi is often accused of copying Apple's smartphone and iOS design elements, but its latest MIUI 6 update looks almost exactly like iOS 7 in many ways.
LG may soon introduce its second smartwatch, the G Watch 2. The company's next wearable may have an OLED screen and a Qualcomm processor when it debuts.
Apple may release premium versions of the iPhone 6 with sapphire screens in limited numbers for a higher price. The iWatch may also get a sapphire screen.
A new Kickstarter project called Scribble created a pen and a stylus that can perfectly match any color using a RGB sensor and then reproduce it faithfully.
The Gamma Group says that its FinSpy spyware can't crack into iOS devices unless they've been jailbroken. iPhone users are safe from this spyware at least.
President Barack Obama spoke out in favor of net neutrality and against the practice of paid prioritization. His statements go against the current FCC proposal on the issue.
StubHub Music will help you find concerts by your favorite artists in a nearby city. The app recommends venues across the United States, the UK, and Canada.
Facebook is under fire for privacy violations in Europe, after Austrian Maximilian Schrems gained thousands of supporters for his class-action lawsuit.
Sprint will offer a new pre-paid plan with Virgin Mobile, which includes a limited number of calls and texts, as well as access to Facebook for $12 a month.