Mobile & Wireless

It’s been more than four months since Google launched its on-demand music streaming service, All Access, on the Web and as part of the native Google Play Music app for Android smartphones and tablets. Now, both Google Play Music and All Access are available for iOS devices too. The free version of the app allows Continue Reading →

iPad owners tired of waiting for Microsoft to launch a version of Office for the tablet now have yet another option. Released Thursday, HopTo is a free iPad app that lets you view, edit, and create Word documents and Excel spreadsheets, and view PowerPoint presentations. The ability to edit a PowerPoint file is slated for Continue Reading →

From trick-or-treating, to Thanksgiving feasts, to the sweet celebrations Christmas and Hanukkah, your kid will be exposed to a lot of unhealthy options this holiday season. Get ahead of it! November is National Diabetes Awareness Month. Here are five mobile apps that empower young ones to understand the consequences of what foods they put into Continue Reading →

Samsung plans to release a Galaxy smartphone next year with a display that wraps around the edges so users can read messages or monitor stocks while looking from an angle, according to two people familiar with the plans. The phone will use an upgraded version of Samsung’s technology called Youm, currently featured in the curved Galaxy Continue Reading →

You may have heard by now — Snapchat is worth a lot of money to a lot of important people. If the app doesn’t end up selling to Facebook for billions (and, for now, it looks like it won’t), the company looks to soon raise hundreds of millions of dollars in venture capital. So, why, Continue Reading →

Vonage’s mobile app has been rather quiet on the major updates as of late. Aside from a few minor updates that didn’t even get a mention in the changelog, the company’s last change included audio quality improvements on Android and Apple devices, which carried the version number of 2.2.2. This drought has been brought to Continue Reading →

Google Glass is slowly coming within reach of members of the general populace who aren’t developers, celebrities, or elite early adopters. This week, as Google rolled out a Glass software update that adds a new command for listening to music, the company also quietly put a new form online that allows anyone to add themselves Continue Reading →

The new activity-tracking wristband from Jawbone Up syncs your data to your iPhone over Bluetooth, works with an updated version of the app that offers more insight and inspiration and takes baby steps rather than a giant leap forward in the “smart” wearable device category. Jawbone, the San Francisco-based maker of popular Bluetooth audio devices Continue Reading →

This is what many people were expecting the iPhone 5c would be like. Motorola on Wednesday announced its new Moto G smartphone, a budget alternative to its Moto X flagship phone that offers mid-range specs for a dirt-cheap $179 off-contract price. Among other things, the device features a 4.5-inch display with a 720p resolution, a Continue Reading →

DisplaySearch has a bit of a hit and miss track record when it comes to Apple product launches. The research firm often lands itself square in the analyst category with some pretty out there predictions of  12-inch MacBooks and 65-inch 4K Apple TVs, and now it adds yet another to the list by claiming at Continue Reading →