Latest articles by Tom Westrick
Google continues the long roll out of Material Design, this time to the Calendar website.
OnePlus and DJI have teamed up top offer their products at a discount just in time for the new school year.
Google has announced new features for Docs, Sheets, and Slides to make collaboration even easier.
New features to get ready for Android 8.0.
Fitbit promised a smartwatch for later this year and this is what it looks like.
AT&T has announced a new tablet that plugs into its DIRECTV service.
Huawei has four new inexpensive tablets launching this month.
The latest version of Google Maps makes Picture-in Picture actually usable and adds other news features.
The latest distribution numbers for Android are out, and Oreo makes its first appearance.
The Nextbit Robin's Smart Storage will be shutting down on March 1st.
The latest version of Action Launcher will bring even more color options for App Shortcuts and Notification Dots.
ASUS's 2016 and 2017 lineup will receive Android 8.0...eventually.
Google has been working with its partners to get the Oreo update out by the end of the year.
Instant Apps now available on 500 million Android devices.
It's reasonable to want to keep track of your progress. With Google Fit, you don't even need to open your phone to keep things in track!
Knowing how much energy you're burning is an important component of losing weight. Google Fit makes that super easy to track!
Developers will soon be able to write Android apps right from their Chromebooks.
MetroPCS is taking after its T-Mobile parent company by offering a pretty great set of unlimited data plans that get better the more people are added.
Google has invested in Neverware, a company that converts old Windows PCs to run Chrome OS.
Android One is expanding, and it looks like the Moto X4 will be a part of that family.
Don't be the gross person with a smelly VR headset. Clean it regularly!
It's not officially supported, but you can set up Bluetooth headphones or speakers with the Lenovo Mirage Solo.
Thanks to a new partnership with iFixit, you can give new life to your old Moto phon, and know that you're using legit parts.
