Jason England

After establishing the Mobile Network Insights service to help wireless carriers in 2017, Google shut down the program last April supposedly over data-privacy concerns.

Previously, Xfinity Mobile's BYOD plan only supported iPhones, but now it has opened the program up to a select number of Android phones from Samsung.

Google is working on an Incremental File System for Android that would allow you to start playing games before they finish downloading. Similar to how consoles function when you download a new game.

Amazon.ca has just launched Prime Reading giving members access to rotating selection including hundreds of books, comics, and more.

On Global Accessibility Awareness Day Google announced some new features coming to Live Transcribe. As of June 3, they are finally here.

Coolpad is launching its new FamilyLabs platform on Indiegogo with an app to help manage your family's phones.

Lyft has made several changes to increase the safety of passengers, including adding an in-app panic button that calls 911.

Google has new ways for you to get in the Christmas spirit by asking Assistant "what's new at the North Pole?" or exploring the updated Santa Tracker website.

The latest project out of Google's Area 120 incubator is GameSnacks, a web gaming portal built on HTML5 that allows for games to load quickly over slow connections for emerging markets.

Google's new auto-delete feature will help you limit the amount of data it keeps on you.

Google and Childish Gambino are at it again with a new Augmented Reality experience allowing you to explore the world of Childish Gambino using PHAROS AR.

Explore the world of Ingress in a brand new way with Ingress: The Animation, now on Netflix worldwide starting today.

Samsung's Bixby-powered smart speaker, the Galaxy Home Mini, is expected to launch on February 12 in its home country after the announcement leaked out on its South Korean website earlier today.

Thanks to the guys over at XDA-Developers, we are getting a first look at Android's upcoming AirDrop competitor Nearby Sharing, formerly Fast Share.

Google I/O 2020 will take place between May 12-14 in Mountain View, California. Google has now opened up registration for the event with tickets costing $1,150 for attendees or $350 for academics.

The Files by Google app keeps getting better and better, and starting today, Google has begun rolling out Chromecast support to the app. At least for beta users.

Nearly two years after the launch of the first Pixel Buds, a source is now saying that Google is ready to release the Pixel Buds 2 soon.

Google has started utilizing its Duplex technology in Assistant to help automate booking movie tickets online with Chrome.

A couple of U.S. senators are questioning Amazon over its coveted Amazon Choice label and whether or not it could be used to push inferior products on you.

Two security researchers out of Israel discovered a mostly unencrypted Biostar 2 database with access biometric data and more for over 1 million people.

A user recently discovered he was able to access his old Nest Cam through the Wink smart hub integration even after removing it from his Nest account.

Nest has run into some security issues over the years with unauthorized users gaining access to accounts, and it looks like Google login will soon be able to help with that.

One of Amazon's next products could be used to determine how you're feeling to help sell you products.