Google has released an experimental web app that uses augmented reality to help you stick to the precise social distancing guidelines when you're out in public.

Facebook's experimental apps division has launched a new audio-calling app called CatchUp that lets you broadcast when you're available to take a call.

Brave is adding an end-to-end video-calling service to its privacy-focused browser. It's currently restricted to Brave Nightly users in North America.

Here are a bunch of clever apps and websites including Flixi and Taste that use smart methods to offer personalized TV and movie recommendations on the fly.

A new report claims that the United Kingdom may be gearing up to phase out use of the Huawei’s network equipment from the country’s 5G infrastructure by 2023.

A new report has discovered that North Dakota's contact-tracing app, Care19 has been sharing sensitive user data with companies like Foursquare and Google.

In a new patent, a team of Apple designers outlined a few ways to make keyboards better suited to the iPad, like pressure- and intensity-sensitive keys.

Google is teaming up with Adidas to launch a new connected insole that can track and turn your soccer moves into digital rewards on the EA’s FIFA Mobile game.

Google is now experimenting with weaving technology into fabrics and textiles. The concept uses braiding techniques to enable cords to sense gestures.

A new J.D. Power study claims that Netflix subscribers face the least number of service problems followed by Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, and the rest.

Apple's rumored upcoming entry-level iPad model will be reportedly powered by Apple’s premium A12 chip and launch sometime in the second half of 2020.

Sony has announced two new 12.3-megapixel image sensors that come equipped with dedicated A.I. chips for applying machine learning to camera data locally.

Remote work is, at long last, under the spotlight due to the coronavirus, but the grim reality is this isn’t the remote work I know and love.

Match Group said it’s developing a one-on-one video chatting feature for its premier dating app, Tinder, and plans to roll it out sometime later this year.

Samsung, in partnership with SoFi, is expanding Samsung Pay with its own 'innovative' debit card and mobile-first money management platform later this year.

Google's video conferencing tool, Meet, is going free to take on Zoom. Anybody with a Gmail account will be able to use it to talk to up to 100 participants.

ICANN is voting against the controversial handover of the .org domain to Ethos Capital, saying it would create "unacceptable uncertainty" for the registry.

On Samsung's complaints forum, some Galaxy S20 Ultra owners have reported that the glass of their phones’ camera bump has abruptly cracked without any impact.

In the last few weeks, crowdfunding platforms have seen record-high sign-ups as creators launch memberships to support themselves amid the coronavirus crisis.

Google has reportedly partnered with Samsung to develop its own chips that could arrive on Pixel smartphones as soon as next year and, eventually, Chromebooks.

UV-based phone sanitizing accessories like PhoneSoap are on the rise. But can they take care of the coronavirus or damage your phone's internals?

A new survey found coronavirus lockdowns could be accelerating cord-cutting and 64% of U.S. households have either canceled cable or are planning to soon.

A new leak claims Apple may be developing the next-gen iPad Air with an in-screen fingerprint sensor, a gaming controller, and an ARM-based 12-inch MacBook.

To continue operating as a free service, Twitter says it will now share more of your data with advertisers and most users will not be able to opt out.

Coronavirus lockdowns forced Apple to close its service centers, leaving many with dead gadgets.

YouTube is reportedly developing a new TikTok-like section that will live inside its main apps. Called Shorts, it will ofeature an endless feed of short videos.

Being stuck in their homes has left many of us uneasy, but some people are finding solace in live webcam views of normal everyday life amid social distancing.

A little over a month after it was shut down, HQ Trivia has made a surprise comeback amid the COVID-19 crisis, just when a world in lockdown needs it the most.

With countries in lockdown, people are now increasingly relying on the internet for work and play, but this foray into an online-first world is not going well.

FCC certification suggests Google's first pair of true wireless earbuds, the Pixel Buds 2, are getting closer to their expected Spring launch.

Elon Musk says he will repurpose factories to build ventilators if there’s a shortage amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic. GM and Ford could chip in as well.

Apple has accidentally listed four new iPad Pro in a Chinese support document on its website, the model numbers of which match two of its recent EEC filings.

Google's life sciences research sister company, Verily, is debuting a coronavirus risk screening and testing website in California.

Foldable phones have faced harsh criticism over their flaws. But that doesn't mean bendable screens are simply gimmicks. Here's why foldable gadgets matter.

No matter how many security precautions you may take, most mobile apps still have the ability to track and collect data on you through third-party trackers.

Apple will reportedly introduce new MacBooks running its own ARM-based chipsets in in the fourth quarter of 2020 or the first quarter of 2021.

A day after WHO declared coronavirus a pandemic, Twitter is making work from home mandatory for all of its 4,900 employees across the world.

Google's upcoming Pixel 4a mid-range phone has been leaked yet again in an extensive hands-on video published by a Spanish YouTuber.