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Google is ready to take on Apple’s Siri as the company launched Google Assistant for Android Nougat and Marshmallow OS-powered smartphones. Five months back, Google launched assistant for Pixel smartphones and now the company has expanded the coverage for its digital assistant. As Google’s operating system is used on much higher number of smartphones compared

by Brandon Russell | February 26, 2017 Last year, LG swung for the fences with the G5, taking a radical approach to the nascent world of mobile modularity. It didn’t quite work as planned, and one year later LG is moving on from the failed experiment. [embedded content] With the new LG G6, the Korean

Google continues its march to expand its place in the mobile ecosystem, anchored by the fact that its Android OS is by far the most ubiquitous smartphone platform in the world. Today, the company announced that it would be rolling out Google Assistant, its conversational search and AI-based personal helper (and answer to Apple’s Siri and Amazon’s Alexa), to

If I were to ask for a smartphone that’s smaller than the iPhone 7 Plus but has a bigger screen, most electronics store clerks would probably think I was asking them to answer a riddle. But that’s exactly what LG sought to do with its new Android phone, the G6, which has a 5.7-inch screen

About 18 months ago, Amazon told developers that they were opening up their Amazon Alexa voice assistant to everyone, allowing them to develop Alexa Skills for various purposes. Soon after they opened up the floodgates with Alexa Skills Kit (ASK), they reached a milestone of 5,000 Alexa Skills. This week, Amazon announced that there were

Brilliant Controls replace your existing light switches to add smart home control capabilities to your rooms. The Brilliant Control features a color LCD touch screen that allows everyone in the house to access music, temperature, and more with just a simple touch or voice command. Don’t worry, no smartphone is required. The controls are touch, voice, and