There’s some exciting news today for those folks lucky enough to already have a Pebble smartwatch on their wrists, as Pebble has announced an update to the platform’s software development kit known as PebbleKit. The update will allow developers... 

This is a big day for the Sprint-flavored HTC One, because Sprint announced this morning that its version of HTC’s new flagship phone is receiving its first software update. These phones grow up so fast, don’t they? According to Sprint,... 

Looks like the Pebble smartwatch isn’t the only wearable making news today. As noted by Engadget, Google has revealed at its I/O conference that Google Glass is slated to get a whole mess of new apps, called “Glassware,” in the near... 

Now that the keynote from Google I/O is a day behind us, the next couple of days of Google I/O are primarily directed at developers. While I’m not saying it’s impossible for us to see the release of Key Lime Pie, a new Nexus, or a Motorola... 

Last year, AT&T made some waves in the mobile sea when it announced that it would only allow its customers to use FaceTime on iOS if they were on one of its Mobile Share data plans. After some back and forth about whether or not AT&T was violating... 

I’m three weeks in with the Samsung Galaxy S 4, and as usual, I continue to find things that I like and don’t like. In day 21, I’m talking about a wealth of things from microSD cards, to battery, to display, and more. Some were frustrated... 

Ready for a nice Thursday surprise, Samsung Galaxy Reverb owners? It’s been revealed that your trusty Android phone will begin receiving an update to Jelly Bean starting today, May 16, that’ll bring the Galaxy Reverb up to Android 4.1.2.... 

Still hungry for more white Nexus 4, even after the multiple photo and video leaks? I can’t say I blame you. The good news is that the leaks just keep on coming, and today another image of the white Nexus 4 in the wild has made its way online.... 

I know, I know. You’re probably wondering when I’ll quit referring to Google I/O and just how many more articles is this woman going to publish talking about Google?! I understand, and I sympathize – but at the moment this is honestly... 

The Galaxy S III has been a big device for Samsung, with the company announcing earlier this year that it had moved over 50 million units of its then-flagship smartphone. The title of “Samsung flagship” was recently transferred to the Galaxy... 

Sony has been on a bit of a roll with its effort to sell unlocked Android hardware through its online store. After kicking off pre-orders for the Xperia ZL in late March, Sony began its Xperia Tablet Z presale, then it started selling the Xperia Z and... 

As the tablet market matures, many manufacturers across varying operating systems are vying for a share of the pie, and no matter your OS preference, there are varying screen sizes beckoning you. Well, that is if you prefer Android and iOS to tablets... 

After teasing its new Galaxy S 4-compatible TecTiles 2 last month, Samsung today made the NFC tags available for purchase through its online shop. The new TecTiles 2 tags feature an updated NFC protocol that makes them compatible with new hardware,... 

Cell phones have been around for quite some time, and there have been a wide variety of models to fit almost every need imaginable. Smartphones have been around for a while now, too, but they’ve certainly become more prevalent over the last few... 

Sprint and U.S. Cellular announced late last year that they’d entered into an agreement that would see Sprint dropping $480 million on U.S. Cellular-owned spectrum and customers in the Midwest, and today that deal reached completion. Sprint just...