Learn more about the Nextbit Robin, one of the hightlights that we saw at CTIA in Las Vegas. This is not just any Android smartphone.

We've gotten our hands on some photos of the unannounced Android-powered BlackBerry Venice! Check out the full post for all of the details.

Learning things is great, but a high-quality education usually costs money. Not so in the age of Khan Academy. Thanks to charitable contributions from the likes of Google and The Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation, you can learn about anything from basic biology to multivariable calculus for free. Now you can do it on Android with the new official beta app for Khan Academy.

A new lock screen bypass technique requires little more than typing a long string of characters and repeatedly pressing the camera shutter button.

In which ways can Google use your information, and how does the company benefit from it? Explore with us in this article!

We're just two weeks away from the anticipated launch date for Android 6.0, up to two Nexus phones, and possibly many other surprises. As we all know, secrets are rarely well-kept as the clock counts down on big new products, and that means bits and pieces occasionally escape. We've got an early look at the resources belonging to Google Camera v3.0, which we expect to see included with the upcoming Nexus handsets and rolling out to the Play Store.

Xiaomi has been a significant part of the Android ecosystem for a number of years - even before they had ever launched a phone, they were already getting some level of attention from XDA-Developers and other custom ROM communities in the form of ports for MIUI. The launch of the Mi1 smartphone went almost unnoticed in places like the US, and compared to something like the Galaxy S2 at the time there wasn’t all that much to be amazed by other than price. However, the launch of the Mi2 was...

Floating apps have become emblematic of Android's unique flexibility and range. No other mobile OS allows non-system apps to directly interact with users and overtake the screen while another app is supposed to be in the foreground. This capability allows for a powerful and customizable user experience, but it can also quickly become a problem if an app is poorly implemented or its developer abuses this privilege for malicious purposes.

What is a phablet when phones regularly measure 5.5-inches? Lenovo is aiming to answer this with the supersized PHAB Plus but is it any good? Let's find out

A malicious Android app that held people to ransom has been discovered by researchers at security firm Zscaler. Adult Player appeared to offer pornography, but secretly took pictures of users with the phone's front-facing camera. It then locked the user's device and displayed a demand for $500 (£330) which was difficult to bypass.

The Taiwanese smartphone pioneer is dropped from the country's top 50 stock index as its market share and stock price continue to dwindle.

The American wireless industry is increasingly redefining the word “simple” in the same way that the food industry rendered the word “natural” absurd.

Chrome Beta seems to be that sweet spot between reliability and new features - not quite as bleeding edge as the Dev build, but still packed with new stuff earlier than the Stable build. It's generally my personal favorite browser to use as primary, because checking out the new stuff once it's basically no longer buggy is always fun.

Are you tired of having to copy text, flip to the Translate app, paste the text, copy the translated text, then paste it back into whatever you're working... by Shawn De Cesari in Marshmallow 6.0, News, Tips & Tutorials

Company left the country in 2010 over mixed censorship and security concerns.

Mobile app publishers have begun to play fast and loose with their release notes, which is the area where they’re supposed to communicate the changes shipping with the most recent app update to the end users. This inattention to detail is a disservice to users, who no longer have the benefit of understanding what the updated app will now do — or not do — as the case may be.

With the ultimate preview of Android M being up for grabs for Nexus 5, 6 and 9, the consumer variant of the latter update will definitely roll out to other major producers soon. As soon as Google wraps it up with Nexus, there will be others next in line. And without further ado, here are …

At Skype we are passionate about helping you connect to the people that matter most even when you’re apart. We are constantly working to make it easier and better to do just that, whether you’re talking with family, messaging with friends, or sharing a photo. That’s why Skype 6.0 for Android is rolling out today…

The LG-made Nexus 5X is coming at the end of the month and it will be slightly more expensive that the original Nexus 5, likely starting from $400.