Qualcomm wants everyone to know that when it comes to innovation, the Android system is the first one to implement pretty much everything new, way ahead of the competition. It’s not really a surprise...

Google has released this month’s security updates for its Android mobile OS, fixing a total of 81 vulnerabilities in the platform with two different packages. The company’s September 2017 patch rollout includes two security...

Cisco’s security research group Talos has brought to light a new security vulnerability that exists in all major browsers in use these days, including Google Chrome, Apple Safari, and Microsoft Edge. But as opposed...

What better way to convince someone to start using your services than offering them a free laptop and them having them connect to you directly to find out what they might be missing? This...

Google’s Chromium evangelist François Beaufort is back with more goodies for Chromebook owners, recently revealing the fact that future versions of Chrome OS will allow users to rename attached USB flash drives. A new...

Google’s recently announced Android Oreo comes with a bug that causes mobile data to be used by devices even when a Wi-Fi connection exists, leading to huge spikes in data usage and some devices...

Google has just released a new version of its Chrome browser for all supported desktop operating systems, shipping a total of 22 security fixes for the most recently-discovered vulnerabilities. Currently at version 61.0.3163.79, Google...

Nokia has already released the September 2017 Android security patch for the Nokia 5, becoming the first Android OEM to start updating its devices this month, beating even search giant Google which owns the...

Google Chrome is currently the world’s number one desktop browser, but even though it’s the preferred choice for the majority of users, this doesn’t necessarily mean that the leader spot is set in stone...

ProTube, one of the most popular YouTube apps for the iPhone, has been pulled from the App Store by Apple at the request of Google, which claimed it violated its own Terms of Service....