Microsoft announced earlier this year that Cortana would be coming to Android, but it looks as if the app has leaked early. After Paul Dale tweeted a picture of the app running on his Note 4, hundreds over users have downloaded the voice assistant with varied success – follow the link to give it a try.

  VLC For Android has been steadily improving over the past months, but today's beta update is a big step forward to the app that even the develo... by Rita El Khoury in Applications, News

If you use SoundCloud to listen to music and audio from your favorite artists, podcasters, DJs, and other audio genies, you've probably wondered why the An... by Rita El Khoury in Applications, News

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A complete presentation will be made at KDE Akademy 2015

As smartphones grow in popularity in emerging markets, Hugo Barra has very publicly spoken for Xiaomi.

If the name "Commodore" conjures up images of clicking keyboards, beige boxes, and blinking command lines rather than buttery smooth ballads, this one's for you. Yes, that mainstay of '80s home computing is back, this time as a mobile phone. The Commodore PET—which shares its name with the iconic all-in-one computer released in 1977—might not run Commodore BASIC, but it does feature a customised version of Android 5.0 Lollipop...

There have been Warhammer 40K games on Android before. They have not been particularly good, mostly because they simply slap the license on top of an existing mobile game style and hope the dedicated fans will spend some money. Not so with Warhammer 40,000: Space Wolf. Not only does this game come from HeroCraft, a developer that can generally be relied upon to create decent games, it's a top-down, turn-based strategy title. What an idea!

Many cord cutters were at first delighted when they heard about HBO's new stand-alone streaming service. Their joy turned to anger and resentment as they

Fairphone, today, opened up pre-orders for its second generation ethical smartphone. The Android-based Fairphone 2 can be pre-ordered in Europe for €529.38 (roughly $575 USD) and is designed with e...

Voicemails are terrible. Anyone willing to sit through the message and talk to a machine rather than send you a text message probably doesn't have good news. Android M will make the whole process a little less painful with native visual voicemail. It's just a basic implementation in the preview, and it won't work on all carriers just yet.

FBI busts hacker nest dedicated to Android and Facebook exploits

Google’s vision for Android doesn't work for everyone, and many OEMs are looking at different ways of using the operating system for improving our computing needs. Chinese company Jide Tech is one ...

At first, TVShow Time was just a calendar to keep track of your favorite TV shows. Now, TVShow Time is one of the best community of TV addicts on the Internet. The French startup is well aware of that, and just launched a major 5.0 update to its mobile app to showcase the best content created by its community.

If there's a game or an application that you'd like to have then now is the time to grab your Vita (or certified Android device) and start buying! You'll be able to re-download those games/apps until September 10th.

Hardkernel unveiled a $74, open-spec "Odroid-XU4" SBC equipped with an octacore Exynos5422 SoC, 2GB RAM, eMMC flash, a GbE port, and dual expansion headers.

It's been scarcely two weeks since Pushbullet had its last big update, and here we are again. An update is rolling out in the Play Store that fully in... by Ryan Whitwam in Applications, News

We’ve already heard that LG is supposedly teaming up with Google again this year to bring back the Nexus 5 in a new 2015 edition. However, up until now internal specifications and performance numbers have remained a mystery. Fortunately though, leaked AnTuTu benchmark results show how the new Nexus 5 will apparently stack up to the competition.

Bruce Eckel is the author of Thinking in Java, Thinking in C++, and a number of other books on computer programming. He's been in the computer industry for 30 years and periodically gets frustrated and tries to quit—then something like Scala comes along and offers hope and sucks him back in. He's given hundreds of presentations around the world, and enjoys putting on alternative conferences and events like The Java Posse Roundup. Bruce is currently studying organizational dynamics, trying to...