John Callaham

A new report claims that Sony has started to brief game developers on their plans to release a new version of the PlayStation 4 console with updated graphics and support for 4K TVs.

As promised earlier this week, Verizon Wireless has started rolling out Wi-Fi calling to the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 edge via an over-the-air software update,

Microsoft is rolling out a new update for Skype for Android devices. The new version now allows users to open Office file attachments directly if they have the Office apps installed on their phone.

The Amazon Echo connected speaker can now play games with its owners, thanks to its latest update, and can also remind people if their car needs gas.

An update for the HERE maps app for Android is available to download. It adds support for the upcoming Samsung Gear S2 smartwatch.

U.S. Chevrolet dealers can now upgrade a number of its cars with 8-inch MyLink systems to support Android Auto for free.

MetroPCS will add 1GB of extra high-speed data to many of its plans, along with T-Mobile's Music Unlimited, which allows users to stream from 33 music services without impacting their data plan.

Archos is using CES 2016 to officially reveal two new Android smartphone lines. The Cobalt devices will go on sale in April while the Power smartphones will be available in May.

Pebble has released a new firmware update for its Pebble Time series of smartwatches. The update includes a new Weather app along with improvements to its health features.

The Microsoft Translation app for Android has been updated with a new offline translation engine, which allows the app to work without an Internet connection via downloadable add-in packs.

Sygic has updated its Family Locator app, allowing all users of the popular app to access its flight tracking feature for the first time.

Warner Bros. Interactive has added characters and gear based on the upcoming movie Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice to their free-to-play mobile superhero fighting game Injustice: Gods Among Us.

HERE Maps, the mobile mapping app that was sold by Nokia to a group of car companies, has released a major update. It also includes a name change to HERE WeGo.