Latest articles by Philip Berne
Google Maps has added new features on Android and iOS that offer better control over what is stored in your Location History and how easily it can be removed.
Genius is suing Google for $50 million or more over claims the search giant was directly scraping Genius content and repackaging as Google search results
ByteDance, the company that owns the social network service TikTok, has released a smartphone for the Chinese market with a TikTok lock screen feature.
Google is opening its top-level .new domain to companies to create action-focused Web shortcuts for a specific task, like creating a playlist or starting a new blog post.
Star Wars: Jedi Temple Challenge will be a fun and active game show for kids, hosted by Ahmed Best, the voice of Jar Jar Binks.
Mini tracker-maker Tile is offering a bundle of eight Tile Sticker devices with a Google Nest Mini smart speaker at a great price.
Google is sharing technology and creating a partnership of mobile endpoint security companies to identify and control the spread of malware
The FCC is testing a program that will allow some wireless carriers to use CB radio bands for service at no cost, and will soon sell priority access licenses to these bands
Some Android users are seeing a variable speed playback option on their Netflix app, according to a tip received by Android Police.
Google has added new features to the Google Maps Platform with game developers in mind, hoping to improve the variety of experience as well as gaming performance for games that use Maps.
Waze has added a snow warning feature that lets you report weather conditions including ice on the road and unplowed roads.
PopSocket is offering a compatible PopPower wireless charger that has a recess to perfectly fit the company's popular PopGrips.
Android Auto is getting some UI updates, including the long-awaited ability to customize the Android Auto home screen.
A deputy assistant secretary for cyber, international communications, and information policy urged European nations to consider alternatives to Huawei, saying Ericsson, Nokia, and Samsung are on par.
Samsung will fabricate Qualcomm X60 modems on a 5-nanometer process, according to company sources speaking to Reuters.
