Jason England

New release notes for version 2.19 of the Google Home app on iOS have revealed that within two weeks, you'll start seeing Nest Cam events show up in your feed.

Google and The New York Times Magazine are teaming up for the annual Music Issue. Using Lens, readers will be able to access more information on articles, videos, animations, and more.

SquareTrade recently tested Samsung's latest Galaxy S20 phones and assigning them breakability scores. The big winner was the Galaxy S20 Ultra, while the Galaxy S20 was the one most likely to break.

Google Maps now lets you check the menu and see what the most popular dishes are at restaurants using the power of Lens.

After police used a geofence warrant for Google location data, Zachary McCoy found himself as the main suspect for a house robbery because of his biking route.

Images of Sony's new WH-1000XM4 headphones have leaked out revealing a strikingly similar design to the WH-1000XM3s, along with some new features.

John Legend's voice was made available on Google Assistant for a limited time nearly a year ago. Now, Google has announced it will be leaving the service on March 23, 2020.

It's been discovered that there is a Galaxy Note 20 model in development with 128GB of storage. That would cut the base storage of the Note series in half from last year.

Google has finally begun rolling out support for 4K on the web for some users. Previously, if you wanted to play in 4K, you had to use a Chromecast Ultra.

The FCC is expected to announce today that it will fine AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Verizon at least $200 million for sharing your real-time location data with third parties.