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Your Android phone is about to get an upgrade. Google today is making good on its promise to bring its Siri alternative known as Google Assistant to more Android devices, starting today. The company announced at Mobile World Congress over the weekend that its Assistant would soon launch in the U.S., followed by English-language launches in Australia, Canada

Elliptic Labs made a splash last year with its technology for using ultrasound signals instead of proximity sensors to detect when you raise your phone up to your cheek. Now the company is showing off ways that same technology can do more for both your smartphones and smart homes. If you’re not familiar with Elliptic

Apple is touting the home automation capabilities of iOS and Apple TV on a newly updated website for its HomeKit software and its related Home app. The page now includes a new 45-second video that demonstrates the Home app for iOS 10 in action, showing a woman operating a range of devices from her phone,

Micron Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ:MU) used to be a giant in the DRAM market. But the weakening PC sales have hammered the company’s core business. According to a report, PC sales plummeted by 5.7% in 2016. Micron also makes NAND chips that are used in smartphones, but the growth in this industry isn’t promising either, as

Smart Lure IoT companies need to start thinking partnering up. So says a new report from Strategy Analytics who predicts smart home spending will double in the next five years from $76 billion global in 2016 to $158 billion by 2022. But those brands who like to be Lone Wolves? Forget it. In this future,

Westend61/Getty Images Soon your credit card will be able to go from 0 to 60 in about 6 seconds or less. Mobile wallets are moving to dashboards as automakers partner with card networks and retailers to equip vehicles with in-car payment technology. Drivers will be able to pay for parking spaces and gasoline without even

In the age of smartphones, all manufacturing companies want something unique. Keeping this uniqueness in mind and seeing the big picture, tech giants such as Google, Apple, and Amazon invented personal assistants, which are also known as AI. Well, adding up to this list of companies that own a personal assistant, Huawei has also announced