The new Google Pixel and Pixel XL are currently the most celebrated phones, but they also come with a few drawbacks that may just turn off other customers.
LG announced that the LG V20 went through 60,000 stress tests before it was put on the market. However, there are reports that the V20 glass panel, which covers its camera, is shattering on its own.
An Australian surf instructor said that his Apple iPhone 7 burst into flames and damaged his car's interior after his surfing lessons.
Twitter is looking to reduce its headcount across the board. The company is expected to announce that it would lay off up to 300 employees soon, accounting for nearly 8 percent of its workforce.
Google is augmenting its virtual reality venture. The company has acquired Eyefluence, an eye tracking interface startup founded in 2013.
The iPod just marked its 15th birthday. While many tech blogs celebrated the National iPod Day, Apple apparently forgot about it.
Facebook has upgraded its desktop app for Windows 10 to add voice and video calls. This will eliminate the need to use a browser to make calls.
Samsung is facing a crisis after the Galaxy Note 7 debacle and to attract its loyal customers back, the company is allegedly planning to give Galaxy Note 7 customers a discount on the upcoming Galaxy S8, S8 Plus, and Galaxy Note 8.
The Google Pixel has an IP53 rating, which implies that while it can survive splashes, it is best to avoid putting it in water unless it is wrapped with a waterproof protective case. YouTube user Craycraft tested the Google Pixel to determine if it is water resistant or not by putting it in a puddle where it spent 30 minutes submerged in water.
Android 7.0 Nougat is now available for Nexus devices and other smartphones including Huawei, HTC, Motorola, LG, Sony, Samsung and more. However, some users have complained that the latest OS is filled with bugs. The Nexus 6P and 5X devices are said to be plagued with several issues when upgraded to the Nougat.
