Kevin Oliver

WWDC 2015 Say hello to the next major edition of Apple's mobile OS.

Amazon Game Studios is breaking out of the mobile mold and venturing into PC gaming.

The iPhone 6S release date has reportedly been leaked, and it's not tomorrow.

Microsoft has launched Skype for Web beta to all US and UK users.

Sony launched a SmartBand 2 app on the Google Play Store for the unannounced wearable. Oops.

Smart-home developer Nest has sent out ambiguous invitations to an upcoming press conference in San Francisco.

Valve has officially launched pre-orders for two Steam Machines, the Steam Controller and Steam Link.

A product many expected at the Apple's developer conference is reportedly delayed.

Jay-Z's Tidal is looking to gain traction by adding new desktop apps, personalization and student pricing.

Following a press photo leak, Samsung itself has posted details of the new Galaxy S6 model.

'Buy-it pins' and an advertising free-for-all arrive on two popular social networks.

Steam is joining its competitors by offering refunds on games, for any reason.

Updated Netflix is testing ads for its own programming, confirmed by CEO Reed Hastings.

Jenner follows up her Vanity Fair cover by setting a world record.

Another great actor comes to a galaxy far, far away, but what side of the Force will he be on?

Google IO Google wants to make everything smarter, including the fabric you put on your back.

Is the iPhone maker - finally - setting itself up for an entrance into AR?

Google IO Google is stepping up its offline game in a big way, and not just with Maps.

Updated The new button is 'imminent' and will appear in shopping ads.

Augmented reality Maps and deeper Siri integration for apps also said to be in the works.

Samsung plans to develop denser batteries and slimmer camera sensors for more efficient, better-looking devices.

iPhone owners can expect limited bus, train and subway navigation with iOS 9.

The iPhone 6S is rumored to have Apple's Force Touch tech, and a new report claims to show off some of its features.

The NSA has begun testing a system that identifies phone users based on the way they swipe on their phones.

The next iPhone, iPad and Mac software updates to focus on performance.