Elizabeth Smart teams with Portland-based tech company Q5id to launch the "Guardian" mobile app nationwide to help locate missing children and adults.

This week, a local company called Q5id launched another avenue of finding missing people: the Guardian app.Developers hope it will help find them faster, using the power of community.

The Guardian's app has landed on Android phones, delivering left-leaning news, opinion, photos and video right to your blower. Richard Trenholm was CNET's film and TV editor, covering the big ...

The app, now available for download on iOS and Android, has 1M daily active users, and draws 15 times the average web page views. The new website design provides a less overwhelming home page with ...

The Guardian has launched a tool that it says will protect confidential sources. The new offering, Secure Messaging, allows whistleblowers and others who want to share information with the ...

The Guardian has relaunched its app and redesigned its website homepage. The new-look app features a new “My Guardian” tab which allows readers to have a more personalised feed of stories. The ...