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IOS 7: What it needs, and what it won't be getting (Video) -
The seventh version of Apple's iOS software is almost upon us! But which features does Apple's grid-based operating system desperately need to add, and which ones will Tim Cook and pals probably ignore completely?
That's what we're asking in this video, so hit play on the clip above as we rattle through the apps and tweaks that we want to see, as well as the things we probably won't.
Google Now vs. Siri: Virtual assistants duke it out (video) -
(Credit: Sharon Vaknin/CNET)Good assistants -- the kind you can't live without -- are hard to come by.
Android beats iOS with 52 percent of ad impressions -
(Credit: Millennial Media)Android scooped up more than half of all ad impressions seen by Millennial Media last quarter, according to the ad network's new MobileMix report.
IPhone robot is an alarm clock with attitude -
Tim-e can wake you up with interactive games, music, or snarky comments.
Findables case turns your entire smartphone into a business card -
Findables is your basic two-piece smartphone case, but with a custom QR code used for sharing information.
Comparing BlackBerry Messenger with WhatsApp and Viber -
At its BlackBerry Live conference in Orlando, Fla., BlackBerry announced that it's finally bringing its BlackBerry Messenger service (BBM) to Android phones and iPhones this summer.
Fit Radio streams up-tempo tunes to motivate your workout -
Looking for workout tunes that play at least 128 bpm? Fit Radio has those and a lot more, all streamed to your phone or PC free of charge.
The 11 Google Glass improvements we hope Google I/O delivers -
(Credit: Josh Miller/CNET)Last year, Google I/O -- Google's annual event for the developer community -- treated us to skydiving, arena-cycling Google Glass wearers, and a whole crazy landscape of wearable tech.
Weekend fun: Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles is free for iOS -
Lego Star Wars: The Yoda Chronicles offers fun, fairly simple RTS action.
AT&T's Aio Wireless rounds on T-Mobile's no-contract plans -
(Credit: Aio Wireless)Well, this is interesting. AT&T launched a brand-new prepaid network on Thursday that goes head-to-head with T-Mobile's new no-contract model.
