Joseph Keller

The Amazon Echo has added more news sources for Flash Briefings in its latest update, including CNN, NPR, and Discovery News.

PayPal has released its completely redesigned mobile app, which features a brand new home screen with easy access to the app's most important features.

Qualcomm has posted a new teaser ahead of LG's G5 announcement, indicating that the flagship device will feature the Snapdragon 820 system-on-a-chip.

HTC is rumored to be targeting the week of May 9 for the launch of the One M10 in the U.S. The company is also said to be preparing the release its own wearable device.

Google is said to be building a new VR device, a headset that wouldn't require a smartphone or PC in order to use.

Skype has partnered with Paul McCartney to create a new set of love-themed Moji characters just in time for Valentine's Day.

Square Enix has released its classic role-playing game, Final Fantasy IX, for Android.

Instagram has announced that users will be able to quickly switch between multiple accounts in its mobile apps starting this week.

According to podcaster Bill Simmons, Google may bring podcasts to Google Play Music later in February.

Verizon has increased the data it offers as part of its prepaid plans. Customers buying one of these plans now have their choice of either 2GB or 5GB of data.

Google will be providing its Fiber gigabit internet service to public housing residents at no extra cost in cities where Google Fiber is offered.

Virgin Mobile has introduced three new unlimited plans, which offer high-speed data with unlimited talk and text starting at $30 per month. But unlimited isn't what it used to be.

The New York Times has launched a new VR experience called "The Contenders," a look at the 2016 U.S. presidential candidates during the primary campaign.

Digimon Heroes is a new battle card game from Bandai Namco that lets you build a deck of your favorite Digimon characters.

Snapchat snuck a neat little feature into its latest update, and now allows you to share your profile almost anywhere using a link.

Social polling app Straw has put more power in the hands of its users, giving them the ability to create their own custom topics.

BlackBerry has announced that its new Priv smartphone is now available for purchase from ShopBlackBerry in France.

Stereo maker Kenwood has announced its 2016 lineup of in-car head units, including new products with support for Android Auto.

Square Enix has announced that it will be bringing its classic title Final Fantasy IX to mobile devices in 2016.

A judge for the U.S. International Trade Commission has ruled that NVIDIA violated three Samsung patents related to making mobile graphics processors.

Marvel has given us a first look at the characters of the upcoming adventure game Avengers Academy, which will see the Avengers reimagined as college students at a special school for heroes.

With this week's update to the Amazon Echo, users can now choose from 10 new tones to use with their custom alarms.