Michael Rougeau

We've caught the first glimpse of what appears to be the Samsung Galaxy XCover 3, the next in Samsung's rugged smartphone line.

Rumor has it Google is preparing to launch its own Uber-like service, but without the drivers.

The Federal Communications Commission will reportedly propose this week to reclassify the internet and make it easier to regulate.

GE is reportedly launching a test program that will let 20,000 people connect their old refrigerators to their smart home systems.

HTC normally gets updates out within 90 days of them becoming available, but the company is missing the mark this time.

Verizon has announced that users will soon be able to opt out of the carrier's advertising 'supercookies.'

Android Lollipop has been released on a few Motorola devices, but not as many as users would prefer.

The Windows company is reportedly investing millions in Cyanogen, a startup that wants to take control of Android.

Gates revealed in a Reddit AMA that he's working on a mysterious project called the 'Personal Agent.'

A reliable Twitter tipster has outed what looks like two new HTC phones, and they bear a striking resemblance to Apple's latest.

A company that operates vending machines across the country has announced support for Apple Pay.

It's already arrived elsewhere, but LG has teased that the G3's Lollipop update is finally headed to the US.

The Vudu Spark has its own section on Walmart's streaming service site, and it will soon be widely available.

Outspoken T-Mobile CEO John Legere has taken to YouTube to describe the company's latest promotion, 'Smartphone Equality.'

There have been plenty of rumors about the Apple Watch's allegedly mediocre battery life, but it might be even worse than that.

Microsoft's consolidation of its operating systems continues, with the Xbox and Windows platforms growing closer than ever.

Word is T-Mobile's 'un-carrier' shtick is unsustainable, but CEO John Legere has a very 'un-carrier' response.

Yet another tech company that has basically nothing to do with entertainment is launching its own original video service.

The search company is vying for wireless spectrum in the US so it can launch high tech wi-fi balloons.

The Food and Drug Administration has given notice that it's keeping a close eye on the wearables industry.

Google has partnered with the world's top auto makers in its efforts to make self-driving vehicles.

Apple Watch companion app leak shows off storage options, health and security features and something called 'complications.'

Verizon unveiled an OnStar-like service that can be added to existing cars at the Detroit Auto Show.