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RCS is a big step forward for Android users and messaging, but I feel like we are still so far away from it being a solution.

Samsung and Motorola may have all of the fanfare right now, but LG is doing folding phones better. Here's why the LG V50 and G8x should be considered.

While Amazon continues to innovate and produce creative ways to get Alexa into our lives, Google offers up only a handful of competing products.

The "display" part of smart displays has been hugely underutilized but with widgets, the experience could be truly game-changing.

The affordable Pixel 3a has been a breakout hit for Google, but soon it will get some competition from Apple when it launches a new $400 iPhone SE 2 in 2020.

Dated meme aside, I’m disappointed.After months and months of leaks, this week saw the introduction of the Pixel 4 and Pixel 4 XL. After...

Should you upgrade to the Pixel 4? What if you already have a Pixel 3? Let us help you to make your decision an educated and informed one.

Google has invested heavily in the smart display market with the likes of the Nest Hub, but one streaming service has been blatantly missing.

Years into its existence, Google still struggles with its how to handle smart watches. Maybe it's time to copy a certain company named after a fruit.

We all knew changes were bound to happen when Lenovo purchased Motorola, but in the five years since it's becoming a brand I no longer recognize anymore.

Locking down Wear OS prevents collaboration and innovation with hardware partners. The platform has so much potential but Google is holding it back.

The world of video streaming is growing more crowded. If Netflix hopes to stay afloat or grow, it's going to have to consider ad-supported plans.

"Good phones are getting cheap and cheap phones are getting good."It's a popular saying that quite a few in the tech YouTube crowd...

Google's new service Stadia has lofty ambitions for the gaming industry and it sounds awesome. Here are a few reasons it might not be for you at launch.

Gestures are ll the rage in mobile these days, but is a good thing or bad that Android offers so many ways to navigate the UI?