Joseph Keller

Amazon Prime subscribers anxious to use their Prime Music subscription with their Sonos system are now in luck, as the service has started appearing in beta form for Sonos owners.

The Pebble Time may soon be equipped for NFC payments, thanks to the new Pagaré smart strap from Fit Pay.

Production of the Pebble Time Steel will begin later this week, and Kickstarter backers will begin receiving shipments of the watch by the end of July.

Pebble is holding a sale on the Pebble Time smartwatch, offering it for $149.99, or $50 off for a limited time. The sale is also available through Amazon.

Pebble fans can now place reservations to get their hands on the Pebble Time Steel. The metal smartwatch can be reserved for $249, with shipments heading out beginning in September.

US customers hoping to pre-order the Pebble Time on June 22 will need to do so through Best Buy.

Newton Mail, a popular email app, will shut down in September after failing to find a successful business model.

Nokia and LG Electronics have entered into a patent agreement, whereby LG will license a number of patents related to networking technologies in smartphones.

Adobe has announced its plans to discontinue Photoshop Touch on May 28. However, the company has said that they new Adobe applications are coming to Android.

The company behind LINE Messenger has launched Foodie, a new camera app that helps you take great photos of food.

Verizon has announced that it's XLTE service has gone live in six more cities, including Jackson, MS, and Selma, AL. XLTE offers up to double the speed of standard 4G LTE service.