Google's Project Stream has evolved in to a massive new take on gaming as a whole, but it's going to be a while before we know how many of these massive claims hold up to reality.
Google's getting serious about gaming with its new game-streaming platform, Stadia.
Dropbox, the popular cloud storage service, has a pesky new rule for free users — they can only use the app on up to three devices at once.
Google is experiencing an outage where most of its services are unavailable to users in the U.S., with Gmail, YouTube, and Drive all reporting as down.
Twitter has just announced the rollout of the prototype app, Twttr. Here's how to sign up for it.
Slack, the popular workplace chat app, is finally being updated with an official dark mode.
Apple is already testing a version of iOS 12.1.4 that will fix the rogue FaceTime bug that allow users to eavesdrop on the people they were calling.
With the Super Bowl LIII match up set between the New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams, it’s about that time when fans are clamoring to score tickets to see which team hoists the Lombardi Trophy on Super Bowl Sunday. StubHub is making purchasing tickets for Super Bowl LIII way more convenient with the introduction of 3D model tracking that puts fans right into the stadium before...
Google Maps is adding a feature that will remind you to obey the law. Back in 2017, Google Maps added a speed limit feature in two cities: San Francisco, California and Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It was assumed the feature would soon roll out to more cities but it never did—until now. According to Android Police, the feature appears to be expanding to more cities, including New York and...
Google Assistant is taking a big step forward at CES 2019. Google is not only partnering up with manufacturers to make more products with Google Assistant baked in, it’s also expanding Google Assistant’s reach to cover some of its own services, the first of which is Google Maps. Previously, Google offered voice support for Google Maps, but it wasn’t nearly as sophisticated as Google...