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Cleveland's chief of police tried to calm tensions in the city's Detroit-Shoreway neighborhood following the shooting of a 22-year-old.

Google, the company that created Android, aims to match your preferences with available Android models. But is the search giant an honest broker?

It's a surprise move for an embattled CEO. Shares spiked 7.4 percent as Wall Street discovered that Twitter CEO Costolo was out and co-founder Dorsey was in -- at least until a replacement can be found.

Smartphone users looking for a great way to occupy time should try "Threes," a fun puzzler with a new ad-supported free version.

Jawbone sued Fitbit over patent infringement, less than a month after it alleged that Fitbit stole its intellectual property.

Code in Apple's latest operating system hints the next iPhone or iPad could have a significantly improved "selfie" camera.

BlackBerry is still making smartphones. Pictures of a new model called the Oslo are making their way around the internet.

The popular messaging app adds Doodle Draw, like a mobile Pictionary that lets users send their terrible drawings to friends on Facebook.

Apple and Google's developer conferences reveal vastly different approaches to data and artificial intelligence.

Here's what you need to know about the new iPhone software update.

One of CEO Tim Cook's onstage jokes needed a little bit of altering to be safe for work.

A rugged water-resistant version of Samsung Galaxy will go on sale at AT&T starting June 12.

Early tests show that standby time on certain handsets can more than double after installing Android M.

Apple's research spending lags behind other Silicon Valley giants. But does it matter?

Skype just launched a version of its software that runs in Chrome, Internet Explorer, Firefox and Safari.

A Chrome update will stop certain flash animations from playing automatically, improving your device's battery life.

Ridesharing -- where everyday drivers pick up passengers -- is already taking place in Europe. We speak to Nicolas Brusson, co-founder of BlaBlaCar.

With monthly revenues crashing, HTC CEO Cher Wang promised a new "hero product" for launch in October.

Apple Watch will go on sale in seven new markets, including Italy, Spain and Taiwan, according to a press release from the company.

Here's how to get started watching YouTube videos with Google Cardboard.

Apple will give a full refund for the popular Bluetooth speaker sold under the Beats brand, recalled because it poses a fire safety risk.

A recent SEC filing takes the form of Google founder Sergey Brin discussing long-term projects close to his heart.

The Santa Clara chip giant revealed a line of chips which will trickle into high-end computers this year.

It's not just iPhones that can be taken down by a string of text. A similar bug has surfaced in Skype.

Apple's App Store refuses to download apps for many users, but the company's systems indicate everything is running smoothly.

Samsung's Galaxy S6 is having a better launch than last year's models in terms of sales.

With its pending $16 billion purchase of Altera, Intel fires a major shot in the battle over which chips will power large data centers.

The ubiquitous social network is the No. 1 source of political news for adults under 33, according to a new report.

Google announced two new webpages that focus on the data it collects on its customers as well as account security.