Snapchat is finding itself under fire again, this time for yet another racially insensitive 3D Lens filter some are calling yellowface.

Facebook has introduced guided tours for 360-degree videos. Those who publish 360-degree videos can go back in after the upload is done to set "waypoints," of sorts. Once you reach that point in the vide, the camera will automatically swivel to that waypoint

Often times, petitions and movements don't net much of a response, but ZTE has decided to become one of the few companies who listens. Not only have they gone back and decided that they would let users unlock the ZTE Axon 7's bootloader, but the same is true for the ZTE Axon Pro, as well.

Here it is, folks: Kyocera's latest rugged smartphone. It's the Marshmallow-infused DuraForce Pro, and its makeup doesn't quite tingle the tech geek nerves inside of us with its spec sheet, but one neat feature might entice some of you.

It seems ASUS is finally looking to get with the times. The company has had a wearable pass through the FCC, and its FCC label image is really revealing: it's round. That's not notable among the sea of circular smartwatches available today, but for ASUS, it would be a first.

A recent benchmark out of AnTuTu has revealed a few more specs. The benchmark lists the Sailfish as running Android N (unsurprisingly), Snapdragon 820 processor, 4GB of RAM, 1080p display, and more.

Teleconferencing has come a long way over the years. We've gone from audio-only calls to those enhanced with webcams. Then the webcam was made mobile thanks to the advent of a tablet mounted onto a segway. But Google wants to take that mobility factor a step further.

The United States Government is considering their own drone delivery service.

A new report on the unannounced 6GB model of the Samsung Galaxy Note 7 claims that the phone will sell for $916 in China. In addition to the increase in RAM, the phone is also expected to feature 128GB of internal storage.