The music-streaming service will face stiff competition, not just from a popular rival app but also from older technology such as CDs and even vinyl records.
The system, which the company says is 1,000 times faster than its current version, D-Wave 2X, utilizes a process known as quantum annealing.
Huawei wants to have more freedom on smartwatch software customization, and Samsung's Tizen OS could be its best option for now.
Turns out the Galaxy Note 7 isn't the only product Samsung has that is at risk of exploding.
Alphabet Inc. has been working on its own health-tracking watch, and now it looks like it's getting close to being tested on a larger scale for medical research.
Apple is reportedly updating its Mac lines ahead of the holiday season, and it appears that the 2016 MacBook Pro will start the releasing streak next month.
Spotify might be buying SoundCloud because one of its biggest rivals, Apple Music, just reached 17 million paying subscribers earlier this month.
It was just last week that Google introduced Allo, a new smart messaging app for iOS and Android, that helps you do more. According to the Google Play Store, Allo has already surpassed 5 million downloads.
A new iPhone is currently in the works, according to an Apple employee working for the tech giant's Herzliya, Israel facility.
Microsoft is reportedly rolling out its Windows 10 Mobile Redstone 2 update in April 2017. Ahead of its release, find out what features it will be bringing with it.
If you’re a PlayStation Plus member, you’ll be happy to know that the free games lineup for October 2016 has been released. You can check out PlayStations full game lineup here!
What Apple CEO Tim Cook has to say about Blackberry's departure from the hardware development arena.
The online retail giant is reportedly in talks to offer a more efficient way to receive packages.
The makers behind Meerkat, the popular video streaming app, has announced a new app called Houseparty, which lets you group video chat when “you and your friends are in the app at the same time.”
The Medtronics MiniMed 670G monitors blood sugar every 5 minutes and delivers insulin when needed.
Mercury is the only other planet, aside from Earth, to have quakes.
Twitter has announced it’s opening up its storytelling feature called Moments so that anyone can create their own stories using tweets and photos uploaded to the service. Here's how you can create moments on Twitter.
Snapchat now has 60 million daily active users in the U.S. and Canada alone.
After 14 years of developing smartphones, Blackberry announced it will stop internal hardware development.
With the massive data breach at Yahoo revealed recently, and the hacking of a mass shooter’s iPhone by the FBI earlier this year, digital privacy concerns are growing.
Here's why Microsoft removed the Nintendo 64 emulator app for Xbox One that was just launched recently.
The move, which would initially replace Microsoft Exchange Server and Outlook with software developed by the state-run Rostelecom, is part of Putin's push for technological self-sufficiency.
Google’s iOS app now has incognito mode, so just like the browser, you can search privately on your iPhone. The best part about the latest update is that Google will let you lock private searches using Touch ID, so if anyone else is holding your iPhone, they won’t be able to see what’s open inside your private tabs within the app.
Here are the latest details about the upcoming "Destiny" sequel.
Here's a new theory about "Pokémon Sun and Moon's" Ultra Beast.
Record labels are claiming that the German-based YouTube-mp3.org is responsible for up to 40 percent of all stream-ripping worldwide.
Sony Computer Entertainment will showcase new and upcoming technology at its third annual gaming convention.
On Tuesday, the SpaceX CEO detailed his highly ambitious and long-awaited plan that seeks to establish a permanent human presence on Mars.
Google has introduced YouTube Go in India, and it is an app intended to make sure everyone will be able to watch videos whenever they want to without consuming a lot of data.
Samsung has reportedly acquired a license for it to incorporate hydrophobic display panels into its future smartphones.
