Phil Nickinson

Now that Evernote is raising prices for its Plus and Premium plans — and limiting the free basic sync to just two devices — perhaps you're in the market for a new note-taking app.

It wasn't that long ago that Apple pundits were praising the merits of Google's apps and services on iOS. Has the tide really turned? Or are folks just being led in a new tune?

When in Mountain View, one must pay respects to the tasty treats that make up the various versions of Android.

The major streaming services are starting off the new decade right. And we get to reap the rewards.

From the impossibly funny to the deadly serious, we've got every piece of new video headed your way on your favorite streaming services.

The price is the same, and you won't get any bonus material. But you will be among the first on your block with a sub.

Look for a software update coming next week.

Between Black Mirror and The Handmaid's Tale, the start of summer is going to be a dark one.

The Queer Eye guys head to Asia, Jack Ryan is back, meet Dolflace -- and so much more in November!

They ... they just Amazon'd it out.

Warning of North Korean missile attack broadcast by someone who got into a user's account — but not by hacking the hardware.

Netflix brings the funny, The Expanse is back on Amazon, and Hulu ventures further Into the Dark.

Maybe, or maybe not. On the other hand, you could only actually watch one of those services on launch day.

New plans, higher prices — but it still doesn't have an Android TV app.

They're still split up between Sling's two major plans, though.

We're live from the Amazon devices event in Seattle. We knew a slew of stuff was on the way, but it's actually crazy how much new stuff Amazon just dropped.

A mustachioed Clooney, the determined women of 2018, the hilariously important Fleabag, and so much more coming up on your favorite streaming services.