The fight for net neutrality isn't over, not according to 23 attorneys general representing half of the U.S. population.

OEMs tend to include custom camera software with their phones, but they're rarely anything to write home about. The imaging app HMD Global ships on its Nok... by Scott Scrivens in Applications, Downloads, Google, News, Nokia

Welcome to the latest entry in our Bonus Round series, wherein we tell you all about the new Android games of the day that we couldn't get to during our re... by Matthew Sholtz in Games, News, Roundups, Videos

It's time for another contest! This time, we've partnered with Beem United to give away six of the company's BeActive E300 wireless earbuds, which normally... by Contest Coordinator in Contests / Giveaways, News

LG stuck with the V30 longer than we expected, re-releasing the phone twice more after the original version shipped in late 2017. Now, it seems poised to m... by Ryan Whitwam in Leaks, LG, News

The quick-access side panel is expanding across G Suite, is now touching down in Calendar and Docs editors.

If you follow smartphone news closely, chances are you've read about handsets “designed” specifically for gaming (or gamers). There's the ASUS... by David Ruddock in Editorials, News, Razer, Xiaomi / MIUI

Ultimately, the change is a classic half-step from Twitter -- not quite addressing the problem of abuse face-on, but perhaps helping slightly.

Only a handful of Android applications have passed one billion installations, including Facebook Messenger, Instagram, Google Photos, and Skype. One more a... by Corbin Davenport in Applications, Google, News

Google announced earlier this year that Linux apps would eventually be supported on Chrome OS. The feature has been available for months in the Canary and... by Corbin Davenport in Chrome OS, Google, News

As more units of Google's lost Pixel 3 XL batch mak their way into the hands of various bloggers, further details are emerging. These are pre-production mo... by Scott Scrivens in Google, Leaks, News, Pixel 3 XL

Xiaomi has published its financial results for the second quarter of 2018. Turns out, as you'd expect from a company that recently became more valuable tha... by Taylor Kerns in Financials, News, Xiaomi / MIUI

Sony first introduced Aibo, its robotic puppy toy, in 1999. It was discontinued in 2006. Then, last November, Aibo made a comeback in Japan, updated with m... by Taylor Kerns in News, Sony

The popular swipe ‘em up series Reigns is getting a Westeros-themed spinoff. The original Reigns made its appearance on the Play Store back in 2016,... by Matthew Sholtz in Games, News, Videos

We all know that the supposed "unlimited" plans offered by US carriers actually impose a large number of limits. So, you might as well get something for pu... by Ryan Whitwam in News, US Cellular

Much has been made of Huawei's troubles in the US market over the last year. Its AT&T launch was torpedoed by the US government, and intelligence offic... by Ryan Whitwam in Huawei, News

Android tablets have never been entirely convincing, and with the introduction of Chrome OS tablets, you'd be forgiven for thinking that Android slate... by Scott Scrivens in Lenovo, News, Tablets

This spring, Google announced "pausing" development on Allo as it repurposed development resources for RCS/Chat and Android Messages. At least one feature... by Ryne Hager in Applications, Google, News

Labster is a company that develops various virtual labs for schools. The idea is that students can work in simulated environments if a school's real labs a... by Corbin Davenport in Daydream, Google, News, VR

HTC's official Twitter account pushed out a teaser early this morning, telling all its followers that "something new for U" would be coming on August 30th.... by Ryne Hager in HTC, News

Google has added countless features to Chrome, especially the Android version, that are designed to improve functionality on slow connections. It can autom... by Corbin Davenport in Applications, Chrome, Google, News