John Callaham

Google is emailing selected people to sign up and take a survey so they could possibly be picked to beta test an upcoming travel assistance app.

Google has posted the full schedule for the upcoming Google I/O 2016 developer conference. The schedule gives a full list of sessions that will be held on May 18-19.

Confirming previous rumors, Intel has announced a major restructuring that will result in 12,000 of its employees being laid off by mid-2017.

Disney Crossy Road has now been released for Android. This new version of the Crossy Road 6-bit game includes over 100 Disney and Pixar characters.

T-Mobile's latest promotion will give customers two lines with 6GB of LTE data each for $80 a month. There's no word yet on when this limited-time offer will end

Facebook is rolling out a new update that will add a number of live video features to the app. They include support for livestreaming within Facebook Groups and Facebook Events.

Android 6.0 Marshmallow increased its install share on all Android devices from 2.3% in March to 4.6% in April.

Michael Clewley, the director of Handheld Software Product Management at BlackBerry, hinted in his personal Twitter feed that the company will release a Marshmallow beta test for the Priv smartphone.

Microsoft has just launched "Project Murphy", a Skype bot that will merge two things together into one picture if you type in "What if..;" questions like. "What if Arnold was Superman?"

During today's Build 2016 keynote, Microsoft showed how its recent acquisiton of Xamarin will enable developers to make apps that will work on Windows, iOS and Android with shared code.

As part of his historic visit to Cuba, U.S. President Barack Obama stated in an Interview that Google plans to announce it will help expand broadband and Wi-Fi access to the Internet in that country.

The Oculus Rift VR headset will launch on March 28 with 30 games to choose from, with more due for release in the coming weeks and months.

Web users of Google Maps will be able to see that the little peg to move into Street View has been replaced with a version of Link from Nintendo's Legend of Zelda game series.

Microsoft has confirmed it has completed its previously-announced acquisition of SwiftKey, which makes popular virtual keyboards for iOS and Android devices. Terms of the deal were not disclosed.