By Eliza Kern.

If you’ve read anything about the social network Path over the last year or so, you’d know that it’s an attractive app with some interesting social and design features, but one that has been struggling for years now to get enough users to move it into the big leagues of social networks.

By Mark Wilson

Google has just released their new Gmail app for iOS. And it’s a testament to how speed and beauty make software a joy to use.

By Kevin Smith.

There’s a new, must-have app for my iPhone that’s changed the way I use the device.

By Brittany Hillen.

Casio has unveiled its newest smart watch, the Bluetooth-equipped G-Shock GB6900AA series.

By Annie Pilon.

Nokia has just announced the launch of its in-app advertising solution to help developers monetize their applications.

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The problem of mismatched socks is an age old one that may have a solution in the new smartphone era, thanks to an iPhone app from Swiss company Blacksocks.

By Andrew Liszewski.

If you happen to stumble across the ad for the 2013 Lexus ES in your favorite magazine, you’ll be able to bring it to life using a technology the carmaker’s ad agency is calling CinePrint.

By Jason Phillips.

You don’t have to be a hardcore gadget fanatic to know that GPS has become a part of almost every smartphone nowadays. Although GPS based navigation technology has existed for some time now, their amalgamation with mobile phones has created a lot of possibilities for innovation.

By Anna Heim.

After eight months of development, the popular iPhone photo filter app FilterMania just got a big upgrade, its developer Dropico Mobile announced today. Now known as FilterMania 2, it includes several improvements, including the addition of a ‘Filter Market’ in which users will find over 300 free new filters.

By Josh Constine.

The Web is overrun with dumb hashtags, chart-topping fart apps, and guys just waiting to show you their d*cks.