When it comes to online communication, the big thing these days is mobile messaging.
For proof of that, you need look no further than Facebook's
Google is exploring robotics as yet another one of its ambitious "moonshot" projects. Pictured above is a bot from Boston Dynamics,
In yet another move that probably will draw the ire of its wireless rivals, T-Mobile on Friday announced that it will soon double the amount of
Samsung is offering a free music service for its phones.
The South Korean gadget maker said its Milk Music service includes over 200 stations and 13 million songs.The app is designed to be easy to use and highly customizable, but it enters an already crowded space. There are numerous streaming music services, including Pandora, Spotify and Apple Inc.'s iTunes Radio.The company's app, which can be downloaded from Google Play, won't include advertising but works only on Samsung's Galaxy line of phones.
