Ken Manbert Salcedo

"Resident Evil 7" is the first in the franchise that's playable in virtual reality, but only for the PlayStation VR.

Huawei's upcoming 6-inch smartphone comes with some underwhelming specs, but it's expected to be very affordable from AT&T.

Google's virtual reality platform will be accompanied by its own headset which will whip with a motion-tracking controller.

Huawei may have gained a lot of attention for building Google's Nexus 6P last year, but it continues to struggle in the U.S. market.

BlackBerry is officially exiting the phone-making business and will instead rely on its third-party partners for its upcoming hardware.

LeEco, which is being regarded as the Google of China, will finally be launching its products in the United States next month.

Amazon's new Fire TV Stick is faster than ever with upgraded hardware.

Huawei wants to have more freedom on smartwatch software customization, and Samsung's Tizen OS could be its best option for now.

Alphabet Inc. has been working on its own health-tracking watch, and now it looks like it's getting close to being tested on a larger scale for medical research.

Spotify might be buying SoundCloud because one of its biggest rivals, Apple Music, just reached 17 million paying subscribers earlier this month.

Record labels are claiming that the German-based YouTube-mp3.org is responsible for up to 40 percent of all stream-ripping worldwide.

Google has introduced YouTube Go in India, and it is an app intended to make sure everyone will be able to watch videos whenever they want to without consuming a lot of data.

Spotify's new Daily Mix feature is a way to keep casual listeners engaged by automatically creating playlists that are made up of songs they already know and love.

Google will officially unveil the Pixel and Pixel XL smartphones on Oct. 4, and it looks like both will be running a unique version of Android Nougat.

The AP40 was made to celebrate the 40th anniversary of the Apple, and it will work on most Bluetooth capable gaming devices.

Uber is one of the biggest ride-sharing services in the world, and now it wants to literally take its services to greater heights within the decade.

The PS Vita may have been a worthy successor to the PSP, but it was released in 2012 when smartphone and tablet gaming was becoming a lot more popular.

BlackBerry has already released an Android smartphone this past summer, and now it looks like the company is prepping to release another one before the year is out.

Google Home will be rivaling Amazon's Echo speaker system, while the new Chromecast will come with 4K and HDR support.

The new Moto M smartphone from Lenovo will come with a 5.5-inch full HD display, an aluminum body and a more budget-friendly price tag.

WhatsApp is working on another way to make its users feel more secure by adding passcodes to messages.

Apple and Samsung already have waterproof smartphones, but Google might not be delivering the same with the Pixel and Pixel XL.

YouTube's ecosystem is simply too big at this point, and it looks like it's going take a lot of volunteer users to make the video platform a better place for everyone.

Hulu has committed to making 10 episodes for a news program and five episodes for a comedy show that will only be made available to view in virtual reality.

It looks like removing the headphone jack is slowly becoming a trend. An alleged leaked photo of the HTC Bolt suggests exactly just that.

The Nintendo NX has been shrouded in mystery, but at least there's confirmation that "Pokémon" games will be available for it.

Microsoft surprised many with the Nokia 216 as everyone believed that the company's cellphone line has been abandoned ever since the announcement of its deal with FIH Mobile.

HTC's new Desire line are more affordable than most flagships, but it does mean some compromises.

Nikon is known worldwide for its DSLR cameras, and now it wants to make a mark in the action camera market as well.