Google Maps underwent a major redesign in May 2013.

Relief may be just a few touchpad swipes away with Doctor on Demand, a new app that lets you arrange video-based doctor visits on the fly, in the style of Uber.

Tablet market is an over-crowded place and it’s getting harder and harder to select the right device for your specific needs. We want to help you out, and we’ve prepared no less (and no more) than 8 questions to answer before pouring out a single dime out of your pocket. Our goal is to assist you in finding the tablet you’ll be happily using throughout the year, relying on it for both business and pleasure. So let’s roll with our questions, shall we?

It’s not just traditional BlackBerry users who prefer the physical QWERTY keyboards over virtual ones found in most modern smartphones, including BlackBerry’s own Z10 and Z30.

Google Glass may be generating an increasing amount of interest within tech circles, but before everybody gets carried away with what remains an exciting development, it's worth pointing out that Google is not the only company trying to make an...

VSCO Cam has found great popularity with the iPhone set and now it’s finally coming to Android. The camera app provides a suite of filters and photo editing tools that take mobile phone photography nearer to the professional level.

File sharing service BitTorrent has crossed the 40 million mobile app downloads mark!
Previously, the company reported hitting the 25 million milestone in June, so it has added 15 million users in just the past five months.

If you've ever wanted to build an app for your business, blog, product or service, but the heavy investment of both time and money put you off, you're not alone.

Are you reading this on your mobile device? The probability is likely, considering there are currently 6 billion (and growing!) active mobile devices in the world, and companies continue to tailor their marketing to the small screen of your iPhone.

Line, the mobile messaging service from Japan, has made a huge push in Europe and Latin America, and is now celebrating passing 300 million registered users, one-third of which have signed up over the last four months — that’s two months quicker than it took to grow from 100 million to 200 million users.

Mobile access to the Internet has never been this big until now.

Building mobile apps is easy when you know how, but making an app popular enough that people download it and use it regularly is where many developers come unstuck.

Yahoo is taking a "mobile first" approach to its product strategy, to the point where mobility could reinvent the company, according to CEO Marissa Mayer.

The Internet giant has always offered services that correlate to what people like to do on their phones, Mayer said during an onstage interview Tuesday with Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff at the Dreamforce conference in San Francisco. Once you set aside voice and text messaging, phone users are looking up weather forecasts, peering at maps and checking their stock prices, all areas where Yahoo has had popular products, Mayer said.

Yahoo now has about 400 million mobile monthly users, according to Mayer.

Chinese Internet giant Tencent is looking to dole out a jaw-dropping 10TB worth of free cloud storage to its international users soon, as it seeks to roll out an English version of its cloud storage product next year, PandoDaily reports.

Like any statistics that you see about social media or device usage, this infographic could be wrong. But agnostic of the numbers, this makes a good argument for mobile driving a good part of e-commerce growth.

Google on Wednesday updated its official Search app for Android to bring new features to Google Now, including website update cards, movie and TV recommendations and real-time traffic data from Waze.

In a press conference today, Amazon Web Services Senior Vice President Andy Jassy said that CEO and Founder Jeff Bezos believes AWS could be the company's largest business.
Amazon reported $61 billion in revenues  for the 2012 fiscal year.

Line, the messaging app that blew up in Japan over the past two-and-a-half years, is now bringing in nearly $100 million in revenue a quarter.

It’s hard to believe that it’s been over 6 years since the launch of the iPhone. This groundbreaking phone has changed life as we know it.