Google is making a big push into the live game streaming space with YouTube Gaming, a dedicated portal for video gaming content.
Are you sick and tired of signal not-spots? Don't wish to wait for an absolute age for UK mobile operators to finally address the national issue? There's now a SIM card for that.
Vodafone has changed the way it handles upgrades for SIM-only plans. You can now upgrade to pay monthly contracts for free after being locked in for three months.
Twitter CEO Dick Costolo has confirmed he will be stepping down effective July 1. Costolo has been heading up the social micro-blogging service since 2010.
Oculus is throwing a special event today in California to discuss the future of the Rift, VR, gaming and a whole lot more. You can follow the whole thing live online and we've got the run down of the when and where.
T-Mobile CEO, John Legere, has put a call to action out for smartphone users to take a stand. He is concerned about the future of mobile internet, and wants you to be too.
Twitter has taken another step in making itself safe for everyone, allowing users to share their list of blocked accounts with others, and add other lists to their own.
EE wants you to stream your life to others. The UK mobile operator also wants you to utilize its network to stream to others. Meet the EE Action Cam, the company's new 4G-enabled GoPro competitor.
LG has introduced a 27-inch 4K monitor with AMD FreeSync support, allowing gamers access to variable refresh rate and immersive visuals.
Office 365 for the web is being updated with several new features, including contextual settings menus, a notifications pane, and much more.
Skype has announced that the technology from its Translator preview will makes its way into Skype for Windows desktop app later this year.
School is officially out (for most of us at least) so there's no better way to get the weekend off on the right foot than with some nice tunes and some awesome movies! We have two new killer albums as well as a pretty epic movie for your weekend entertainment!
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Microsoft has made the beta version of Skype for Web available to more people. All new and existing users in the US and the UK can now try out Skype instant messaging and calling right in their browser.
Computex 2015 has thrown a bunch of great products our way in such a short space of time. But, from everything we've come across this past week, here's what we selected as our top picks from this years event!
California-based Microdia will launch a microSD card with a massive 512GB of Flash storage sometime in July. However, the price for that amount of storage space will be high at around $1,000.
Todoist has announced a new developer platform that will be rolling out today. The included API also brings integration with external services, including Evernote, Google Calendar, and GitHub.
A new report from The Wall Street Journal claims that T-Mobile US is currently engaged in merger talks with Dish Network. However, it adds that the discussions might not result in an approved deal.
At its Computex keynote, Intel gave us a glimpse of the future with it's impressive Skylake reference devices. The big story is high-end specs, ridiculously slim form factors. We've not seen an all-in-one as thin as this before, not least one packing a 4K touch display. That's probably the showstopper, but the 2-in-1 shown off is no slouch, comprising a super-thin tablet with a...