Version 4.0.0 of the app also adds a number of Google Now improvements.

Apple could end up facing a trial over its alleged anti-poaching practices.

LG has published a promotional video for its own iWatch competitor.

Version 3.0 also offers integration with the Uber ride service.

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Apple customers will soon be alerted when government agencies request access to their electronic data.

Google Docs and Google Sheets apps are now available on the App Store.

Chrome for iOS has received a small but useful update.

Both handset makers and wireless carriers will reportedly be paid to make and sell high-end Android phones.

Microsoft has released its first ad since acquiring Nokia's smartphone business.

Due to iOS limitations, users won’t be able to respond directly from the wearable device.

Square, the mobile payments company, wants to sell its business, according to The Wall Street Journal.

Apple and Google are reportedly at war over platform exclusive games, too.

Chromecast now supports MLB.TV.

Yahoo wants its new search technology to be the default engine in the iOS Safari app.

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More Google Glass devices could be made available later this year.

From July 2015, the most popular smartphones on the market will feature a global "kill-switch."

The service connects users to experts over a live video stream.

As part of Apple's ongoing trial against Samsung, an Android executive has claimed that his team never strived to "copy" the iPhone.

Square, the mobile payments company, was founded in 2009.