Microsoft's launching a new Xbox Live feature, Clubs, aimed at helping members find like-minded gaming companions.

Lenovo's Alexa-powered Smart Assistant may look like Amazon's Echo speaker, but it improves upon the original in a few notable ways.

Neura AI, an artificial intelligence startup, feeds on data from more than 55 Internet of Things products to build a perfect profile of you.

Social site Tumblr has launched a live video service that aggregates content from YouTube and other partners.

Apple, the world's second-largest smartphone maker, pledged to step up its recycling efforts in its annual Environment Responsibility Report.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon's working on a device, code-named Knight, that pairs its Alexa voice assistant with tablet-like hardware.

Facebook's OpenCellular, an open-source hardware and software initiative, aims to lower barriers to entry for small mobile providers in developing nations.

Members of Germany's Chaos Computer Club managed to trick the Samsung Galaxy S8's iris scanner with a picture.

The Moov HR, a fitness tracker in the form of a headband, tracks your heart rate with incredible precision. It's available now.

Knightscope, a security startup that deploys 400-pound autonomous robots in office campuses, sports venues, and more, is expanding.

Google will automatically delete Drive backups from devices that have been inactive for more than two weeks, according to a support page.

Microsoft and Amazon are collaborating to make Cortana and Alexa work together. Later this year, the assistants will gain tight integration.

The Federal Communications Commission says T-Mobile has agreed to pay $48 million over claims that it misled subscribers on its unlimited data plans.

Nokia's quarterly survey of global smartphone infections found that mobile malware rose 400 percent in 2016.

Chicago-based startup Akhan Semiconducton wants to replace the silicon found in most modern-day electronics with diamonds derived from methane gas.

Among the CIA files dumped by Wikileaks were Android exploits, but Google said that most were patched in the latest version of Android.

The Google Play Store -- and most all the Android apps within it -- is coming to Chrome OS, Google's confirmed at its 2016 I/O conference.

Remember when Apple and Samsung were at each other's throats in a United States courtroom? It may have finally ended its latest round.

Moto Gamepad, a controller for Motorola's Moto Z smartphone family, promises zero-latency gaming and long battery life. Here's our review.

MetroPCS, T-Mobile's prepaid brand, is offering four lines of unlimited data for $100. To sweeten the pot, it's throwing in a free phone.

Construction company Caterpillar Industrial announced phones just as durable as its forklifts at IFA 2017: The Cat S31 and Cat S41.

Huawei's Mate 10 Pro packs serious heat in the form of a cutting-edge processor and dual cameras. But how does it compare to the LG V30?

Misfit's first smartwatch is called the Misfit Vapor. For $200, you get an Android Wear smartwatch that is water resistant.

Facebook and PayPal are joining forces to integrate the online payments system with Messenger. Now, users can pay each other with PayPal.

WhatsApp's new location-sharing feature lets you publicize your whereabouts. It's rolling out to Android and iOS users in the coming weeks.

Verizon's Total Mobile Protection plan normally requires you sign up within 30 days of purchase but the carrier is extending the deadline.

Boomerang, the San Francisco startup behind the eponymous Boomerang email tools, is launching a new AI-powered productivity assistant.

Lenovo's new Moto Smart Speaker adds the Alexa assistant, two speakers, and four microphones to the company's Moto Z series phones.

At an event in Hong Kong, Qualcomm announced a 5G phone reference design and the midrange Snapdragon 636 chip. Here's what you need to know.

Venmo, the uber-popular peer-to-peer payments service, now supports payments at more than 2 million online retailers.

Essential, the Andy Rubin-backed startup behind the Essential Phone, has been sued by Keyssa for allegedly stealing trade secrets.

Target is teaming up with Google to make it easier to shop the retailer's digital aisles -- and to get items delivered quickly.

Microsoft is bringing its Edge browser to Android and iOS devices. Windows Insider users will therefore be able to give it a go.

Google is rolling out integrated video calling for to Pixel, Nexus, and Android One devices starting in October.