Dan Thorp-Lancaster

Google has launched a new website that aims to help you pick out your next phone after answer just a few questions about how you plan to use it.

Opera Mini now sports a new Video Boost feature, which should help cut down on video loading and buffering times while also cutting down on data consumption.

Originally only available in Japan, Kingdom Hearts: Unchained X is now available for Android in North America.

Amazon has unveiled a new Dash Button that can be programmed to do practically anything you want.

Podcasts may arrive in Google Play Music on April 18, if a newsletter sent out by NPS is to be believed.

You can now get a feel for the power of the Amazon Echo right from your browser.

It looks like Minecraft is getting the Pokémon Go treatment with an upcoming AR mobile game.

Razer's latest set of earbuds target a solid audio experience for nearly any device for a cool $60.

Skype is now ready to record your calls with a click (or tap) across iOS, Android, and desktop.

Google Keep is now available for the iPhone and iPad, making the note-taking app more cross-platform than ever.

The SwiftKey Beta app for Android is embracing its inner polyglot, adding integration with Microsoft Translator in the toolbar.

Fitbit and Snap are partnering up to bring some expressive Bitmoji characters to your clock faces.

Huawei is under fire again, this time from a U.K. oversight committee, which has raised concerns over "significant" security flaws in the company's networking equipment.

A fresh beta update for Microsoft Launcher is now available, bringing integration with Microsoft To-Do, a redesigned weather widget, and more.

Microsoft News for Android and iOS now lets you stash stories away to read later if you're in a rush.

The Microsoft Edge beta for Android now includes picture-in-picture support, so you can put some windows in your windows.

Microsoft is expanding its Dynamics 365 mixed reality apps beyond HoloLens, bringing two of them to Android and iOS.

You can now attach files to your tasks in Microsoft To-Do across Android, iOS, and Windows.

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella says the company now sees Cortana as a complement to Amazon's Alexa and Google Assistant, rather than a competitor.

SwiftKey has received some performance tweaks and trimmed some fat with its latest update, making it up to 20 percent faster than its competitors, according to the SwiftKey team.