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Jay-Z's effort to make Tidal a streaming music giant has greatly struggled.

Gesture controls will be coming to Google wearables, thanks to something called 'Project Soli'

Google demos working Project Ara modular smartphone at Google I/O.

New car owners can expect Google Android Auto or Apple CarPlay in their vehicles.

Gmail getting closer to 1 billion users.

Google 6.0 M arrives later this year, and is more of a refinement release.

The new Chromecast app lets you view each HDMI stick with its own card, and more.

Apple's iPad might be capable of proper multitasking with the new version of iOS.

Edward Snowden drops another bomb on the NSA and its 'IRRITANT HORN' malware initiative.

Silicon Valley executives hesitant of data law enforcement receive.

Don't like the high RAM usage on Google Chrome? It should be fixed soon.

Google Glass isn't dead, with the company looking to expand its wearable line up.

LG says it is still thinking about making the new Nexus for Google.

What do you want to see from Android 6.0 'M'?

Pentagon trying to track down terrorists using the Dark Web.

Google self-driving vehicles have crashed 11 times over the past six years of testing.

It was bound to happen... mobile Google searches surpass desktop searches for the first time.

Google's Android bests Apple's iOS for mobile ad revenue as Windows Phone lags badly behind.

Microsoft slams Google Android's update standards.

If you're in the market for an expensive smartwatch besides the Apple Watch, TAG Heuer has an expensive $,1400 watch that will debut later this year.

Project Spartan becomes Microsoft Edge, the new web browser that will arrive with Windows 10.

Patriot has released one of the very first USB Type-C accessories, a 32GB/64GB flash drive.

Oculus hires Anna Sweet from Valve, and Mary Lou Jepsen from Google to join their VR team.

LG Electronics unveils the G4 smartphone! Interested?

Nokia may get back into phone market, but don't expect it to be manufacturing mobile devices.

Google Glass might be getting an upgrade, with the Mountain View-based search giant sending a mystery device through the FCC.

reTXT Labs launches an affordable mobile messaging app that gives consumers end-to-end encryption for their digital conversations.

SentryBay announces anti-keylogging technology for smartphones, mobile devices.

The Microsoft Bing search engine has 20 percent US market share.

White hat hackers are helping software companies find vulnerabilities that could save them a lot of headaches down the road.

"Project Fi" the super-secret name of Google's ambitious wireless service across the United States.

Thought your network-connected, but not cloud-based storage was safe? Think again.

Lenovo's new Yoga Tablet 2 arrives, powered by the Intel Atom Z3745 processor with one of the most interesting designs yet.

YouTube rumored to soon have a monthly subscription, which would provide users with an ad-free experience.

Edward Snowden relates surveillance to the masses - the government has your naughty naked selfies.