Google’s biggest Android problem remains a huge issue but it’s slowly improving. At least that’s the takeaway from Google’s Android Security Year in Review, the latest update on the company’s ongoing plan to get phone makers to adopt security updates more quickly.  While Android fans often cite the amount of choice in Android devices as

LinkedIn is trying to make its home feed more useful. The professional network introduced a new feature Wednesday called “trending storylines,” which surfaces a personalized feed of news stories based on topics you’re likely to be interested in.  Rolling out across LinkedIn’s apps and website in the U.S now, the feature uses a combination of

Read receipts, the small confirmation that lets you know your friends on Facebook Messenger have seen your message(s), are supposed to be a good thing for everyone. But they can also be a great source of anxiety, especially when you know that somebody has seen your message and they’re not replying back. Like, WTF? The

This app can help spot signs of skin cancer just by taking a photo Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Tara Flanigan 1 minute ago The SkinVision app photographs, analyzes and tracks changes in moles to help detect signs of skin cancer. window.variationsData = [{“id”:55509,”user_id”:335,”title”:”Check for skin cancer signs with this life-saving app”,”active”:true,”published”:true},{“id”:55510,”user_id”:335,”title”:”Detect skin cancer

Why do these seemingly human (and one mummy) punch-masters have springs for arms?? There’s a new trailer for Nintendo’s bizarre, Switch-exclusive fighting game Arms that introduces the full cast of characters, in all their flailing, floppy-limbed glory. Do you think there’s some kind of bone structure going on in there? Or were they all part