Google is working on a new advanced flow that will let Android power users install apps from unverified developers while ensuring they understand the risks involved.

Queerty has reached out to the original poster for comment. Earlier this year, Google updated its “G” logo for the first time in a decade. It added a gradient color scheme to replace blocks of color.

What if the 1980's became the jumping off point for the future? Like how this year's Fantastic Four movie was a '50's version of the future? Enter ROUTINE, an upcoming first-person sci-fi horror game ...

Mary Cybulski, a veteran script supervisor who worked on Ang Lee’s Life of Pi and The Ice Storm and many other films and also served as a set photographer for several top directors, died November 8 of ...

Apple has updated its App Review Guidelines with multiple new rules, including one targeting the misleading use of other developers’ branding. Here are the details. From time to time, Apple updates ...

In 2013, Google Drive addressed one of the biggest advantages of Microsoft Office: offline access and editing. With this feature enabled, Docs, Slides, and Sheets effectively becomes a native ...

Google is betting that a more conversational, “vibey” way of writing code can pull software development out of its productivity rut and make it feel playful again. Instead of treating programming as a ...

Samsung Good Lock is an app with several downloadable utilities — or modules — that can customize your device or provide additional functionality. In short, Good Lock is a customization suite that ...