Latest articles by Dan Thorp-Lancaster
After a bit of a wait, Android N Developer Preview 2 is now available for the Nexus Player.
The Android N Developer Preview may be headed to non-Nexus phones, according to code found on the preview's website.
If you're an Android Pay user in the UK, you can save a little on your next Starbucks trip thanks to a 2 for 1 Frappuccino deal on June 21.
There’s certainly a lot to take in with Android Oreo, but one of the bigger announcements for developers concerns the first new programming language added to Android: Kotlin.
Android Pay has officially launched in Singapore, allowing users to pay with their phones at contactless payment terminals all around the island.
Bell ID, a company that develops token management software for mobile payments, has announced that it is adding support for Android Pay.
You can finally end those annoying email threads with the emphasis they deserve thanks to Gmail's new Mic Drop feature.
Adobe's "Project Rush" is now ready for primetime as Premiere Rush CC, an all-in-one video-editing app built to work across desktop and mobile platforms.
Fitbit Charge 3 is ready to hit store shelves starting on October 7.
As shipments start to go out to early backers of the Pebble Time, Pebble has announced that regular pre-orders for the wearable will begin on June 22, allowing non-backers to get in on the action.
Facebook has reset security tokens for around 90 million accounts following a security breach that affected nearly 50 million users.
A whole lot more people are about to get their hands on Google Home, with the smart speaker heading to 6 new countries this summer.
Skype for Android is rolling out the option to send and receive text messages through Skype for desktop.
Microsoft Edge for Android is beefing up its reading skills with its latest update, adding the ability to see annotations you've made in books.
