Google has big plans for emerging markets, including funding, building and maintaining wireless networks from sub-Saharan Africa to Southeast Asia. Read More
AT&T users are in for some good news, as the carrier just announced it will allow FaceTime over cellular and will make mobile video chat available for all customers. Read More
Flickr got some major upgrades and a 'speculacular' redesign with much larger photos, new photostream pages and more, as well as 1TB of free storage space for all users. Read More
LG has several goodies to showcase at this week's Society for Information Display (SID) show, including a flexible, unbreakable OLED display for mobile devices. Read More
The Pentagon has approved Apple devices running iOS 6 for use on its networks, which means Apple will now compete with Samsung and BlackBerry for military sales. Read More
Yahoo is reportedly interested in investing or even acquiring popular blogging service Tumblr, a move that could mean great things for both companies. Read More
Google Wallet just got some neat new updates, allowing users to send money to friends via Gmail or shop more easily by making one-click purchases on the go. Read More
Google Play for Education is a new program aiming to bring Android in the classroom and give Apple a run for its money in the education department. Read More
Google is rolling out quick action buttons to Gmail to allow users to quickly and easily RSVP, plan, organize events, rate places and see flight information at a glance. Read More
Google has a few surprises ahead of the big Google I/O conference, including a new Google Play Store 4.1.6, which brings 'app data sync' and lots of other tweaks and changes. Read More
After the Keynote session, the conference will be spread over four different stages located in Room No. 1, 2, 10 and 12 of the Moscone Center in San Francisco. Read More
Google just announced triple free storage capacity across its Gmail, Google+ and Google Drive services, with the changes set to 'roll out over the next couple of weeks.' Read More
