Flash Messenger app will flash messages without sending any data, making the process instant and secure. Messaging has become one...
Google has released the May 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
Microsoft is working on an advanced version of its digital assistant, Cortana, using research from an artificial intelligence project called "Einstein."
BlackBerry Priv, the first Android-powered smartphone by BlackBerry, is now available on O2 via Amazon UK. The smartphone is available on both new contracts and upgrades for £37.50 monthly with zero upfront.
Facebook, Google, Microsoft and Twitter today announced the Data Transfer Project, a joint open-source project aimed at helping users securely and seamlessly move their data between service providers. This open source project will create new capabilities for direct data portability between participating service providers.
Motorola India has announced that it will be rolling out Android 4.4.4 to the Moto E, Moto G and Moto...
Google has announced that Google Street View is now available as a standalone app on Android and iOS. The app that is being updated to version 2.0 comes with some handy features.
HTC today unveiled the latest addition to the HTC One family, the HTC One A9 with the newest features of Android 6.0 Marshmallow.
Google has released the March 2020 Android Security Bulletin, giving carriers and device makers a fresh set of patches to install.
At Google I/O 2017, Google announced Google Play Protect, a new suite of services that will help secure your Android device with Google Play Services installed.
Google Hangouts provides an end-to-end chat solution for Google Apps customers, allowing people within an organization to securely communicate with one another across all devices and platforms.
Google has now added two new policy options for Apps admins to give them greater control of how Hangouts chat is used in their domains, as well as introducing Google Apps Vault for Hangouts.
The European Commission has fined Google €1.49bn following an antitrust investigation into Google's ‘anti-competitive’ behaviour in online ad market.
The probe, led by the European Union’s antitrust czar Margrethe Vestager, looked into accusations that Google had spent 10 years trying to prevent websites from using the advertising services of its rivals.
