Trivia Crack, the highly addictive smartphone game that for weeks has topped free-download charts in the United States, is now also taking Europe by storm. The application is now the top trivia game in Bulgaria, Croatia, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Portugal, Spain and the United Kingdom.
Verizon Wireless's use of so-called supercookies is coming under scrutiny, and Democratic senators on Friday called on federal regulators to investigate the unique tracking codes.
Could your smart TV be listening to and recording everything you say? A troubling sentence in Samsung's Smart TV security policy was pointed out by a Reddit user on Thursday and has sparked a debate over smart TV privacy and digital spying, reports Gizmodo.
Increase the power of your smartphone with a Bluetooth speaker Even with smartphones getting better speakers, it is hard to get quality sound from those tiny speakers.
The new weapon, which can fire a projectile using high electrical currents, was shown to the public this week. The EM railgun has been tested for some years and will continue trials into next year.
The Navy has been testing a firefighting robot along with Virginia Tech that can put out fires in place of human sailors and that can use sensors to see through smoke.
This week in social media, Facebook opened up celebrity sharing to Instagram and Twitter while WhatsApp began testing voice calling. Meanwhile, Twitter's latest earnings report led to Wall Street's habitual dumping of the stock -- that is, until it was confirmed that Twitter had a deal with Google to begin including tweets in search results again.
Congratulations, flagship Android smartphone owners in the U.S. who have been patiently waiting for Android 5.0 Lollipop to begin rolling out, we're now in the month of February. That means a lot of release dates for Android L are coming in the near future, starting with HTC One M7, M8, and the LG G3 -- depending on your carrier.
As we get closer to March, more and more details about the upcoming unveiling and eventual release date for the Samsung Galaxy S6 seem to be solidifying some previous leaks and rumors as fact -- or at least as credible pictures of what to expect. Here's what's new.
Sprint Samsung Galaxy Note 3 owners might not get Android 5.0.1 or Android 5.0.2. Samsung's popular Galaxy S5 smartphone has just started receiving Android 5.
Chief rivals Apple and Samsung will have to set their differences aside for longer, with the South Korean electronics giant tipped to manufacture the processor chip for the next iPhone.
