Killer Apps Headlines

The new layout is airier, with two columns instead of three.

Qualcomm says the engineer contributed "nothing at all."

The iPhone maker, which makes privacy a selling point for its devices, appears to be gearing up for another marketing push with PrivacyIsImportant.com.

The Israeli spacecraft Beresheet takes a shot from space and includes its original home in the view.

Database is still available online after failed attempts to contact the app maker.

Some people have taken issue with Jenner being called a "self-made billionaire."

If your iPhone has a non-Apple battery inside of it, Apple will apparently still repair it.

Israeli cybersecurity specialist Shamir is the "S" in RSA. He says he never heard back about his visa application.

Realizing you forgot something after you've gotten home is the worst. These apps let everyone add something to the same shopping list.

Samsung's thrilling, dizzying Galaxy Fold debut made one thing clear: Phones will never be the same.

That's $300 off the price of this powerful gaming phone, and it includes a free month of service from Cricket.

AfterShokz, the maker of bone-conduction headphones, brings bone-conduction audio to sports glasses with its upcoming OptiShokz Revvez.

On its 30th anniversary, the web's inventor has a plan to fix our online mess.

We always see lots of coffee and espresso machines at the yearly Home and Housewares -- here are the ones with the most buzz.

The Ultimate Work Titan has it all, even a desk with file storage and a printer in the back seat!