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“Educational” is a broad term. When it comes to mobile apps, there’s a diverse range of software that falls under the umbrella of education. You could peruse the top educational offerings in any app store, but locating the b...
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The BlackBerry KEYone was the ultimate anti-smartphone.Image: lili sams/mashable By Raymond Wong2018-05-12 14:32:10 UTC Alright, try not to giggle too hard: A new BlackBerry is coming. In a post on Twitter, BlackBerry announced th...
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Notifications are the single most annoying thing on our phones. They badger us to open apps all day, stick around longer than we need them, and divert our attention from whatever we’re actually trying to do at the time. Whil...
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At I/O 2018, Google surprised Android fans by making the first public beta of Android P available to seven non-Pixel phones. It’s a first for the company, signaling that Google hasn’t given up on trying to accelerate Android a...
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Google has had voice search features in Android for years, but when Google Assistant rolled out on the Pixel in October 2016, everything finally came together. You can now get Assistant on all modern Android devices, and Google ha...
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Dan Baker/Digital Trends Artificial intelligence is officially the buzzword of 2018. Almost every announcement that came out of Google I/O, the company’s annual developer conference, was tied to A.I. in some way or form. It’s...
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Research Center: Kate Spade Scallop Touchscreen Smartwatches with a full touchscreen have always had a more masculine design, and women mostly had to turn to hybrid smartwatches to find the right mix of style and tech. That’s c...
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Google yesterday introduced the newest version of Android, Android P, at its Google I/O developer conference held in Mountain View, California. Android P includes a few enticing features like a new Dashboard for monitoring usage a...
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Earlier this week, I wrote a piece about why I won’t switch from the iPhone to Android anytime soon. In fact, the odds are fairly good that I’ll never switch from iOS to Google’s mobile platform, even down the road in the fu...
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As expected, Google today introduced a new way to navigate Android with gestures instead of virtual buttons, and it’s sure to spur opinions among both Android and iOS users. But while it might seem like a blatant rip-off of ...