Uber has launched dedicated apps for the Windows Phone and BlackBerry operating systems today, bringing its disruptive black car and taxi hire service to a wider range of devices. The launch ...

If you don't have space for the Uber app on your phone, a slimmed-down new app could be the answer. The company announced a more compact 5MB version of its ride-hailing app on Tuesday, which keeps ...

Beyond Windows Phone, the company also released its first BlackBerry app earlier this month (though it doesn’t support BlackBerry 10), and it gave its Android app a complete overhaul last week ...

This includes your phone number, email address, name, and a password of your choice. Uber will send a verification code to your phone via text message – this is for security purposes.

Uber has started a beta program for Android users wanting to test out the latest features. Here’s how you can join in on the fun.

Uber and AT&T today announced a non-exclusive partnership that will see the Uber app come pre-installed on new Android devices sold by the carrier.