Google’s annual I/O conference attracted 10,000 attendees with 2 million others watching on livestream television. As the web giant grows ever-more influential, we look back at some of the highlights from this year’s event, including Android M, Google Now on tap, mobile payments and the fate of Google Plus…
Microsoft’s digital assistant Cortana will be available on iOS and Android devices in in addition to Windows Phone when Windows 10 launches this summer, as the firm begins a cross-platform strategy to rival Siri and Google Now.
Google is building an Android-powered operating system code-named Brillo that will run on low-powered devices and requires no screen to function, according to a news report.
Adblock Plus today a new Browser for Android, letting smartphone and tablet users surf the web without seeing ads.
Facebook is under increasing pressure to withdraw its Internet.org project, following claims that the free mobile web service is a threat to net neutrality.
Open world construction game Minecraft has been named the most-uploaded game of all time on YouTube.
Nestlé is rebranding KitKats as “YouTube Break” for a limited run of 600,000 bars in the UK.
The smartwatch market will grow from 3.6 million unit shipments in 2014, to 101 million shipments in 2020, spurred on by the predicted popularity of the Apple Watch, according to a new report from IHS.
Facebook Messenger is launching free VOIP video calling over cellular and wi-fi connections on iOS and Android in the US, Canada, UK, and 15 other countries.
Apple’s much-anticipated Watch device was finally released to consumers late last week and initial reports indicate the device is already far outselling Android and Tizen-based rivals.