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Half of potential purchasers of Apple TV, Chromecast, Amazon Fire TV and Roku devices intend to cut the cord. How will this shake out?

The display technology uses smaller pixels and doesn't require a backlight. But low manufacturing yields make it difficult to use for mass production.

Want to stop your kid from wreaking havoc with his or her new device? Here's how.

Major banks and consumer companies have tied up with Google, giving it an edge over Apple in the lucrative mobile wallet business.

Here's some present ideas that will fit the bill for any Apple lover this Christmas.

Apple is reportedly developing its own display technology for iPhones and iPads at a new facility in Taiwan as it seeks to reduce reliance on companies like Sharp, Samsung, LG and Japan Display.

From the stylus that could break a phone to the map maker that could wreck Google, here's where the tech industry screwed up.

Apple is cutting the price of the iPhone 5S by 50 percent to boost market share in a country where it only has 1 percent of the smartphone business.

The OpenAI nonprofit organization says it aims to advance artificial-intelligence research "to benefit humanity as a whole."

From smartphones to headphones to hoverboards, IBT editors help you pick the best tech gadgets for your holiday shopping lists.

A look at the best smartphones on the market today, including the OnePlus X, Nexus 6P, iPhone 6S and Galaxy S6 Edge+.

The social network will soon require users to download an app called Moments if they want to use automatic photo sync.

If owners of an iPhone 5S or older visit the App Store from their phone, they may encounter the pop-up ad.

Here's what we think Apple can improve on with its upcoming smartwatch.

But unlike services from Apple and Google, Walmart uses QR codes to facilitate in-store purchases.

When a cable is removed, the port cover would be able to reform and reseal itself to protect the smartphone's interior.

At $100 off, the Apple smartwatch is a very attractive deal. But an updated model may just be around the corner.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average closed down Wednesday amid high volatility ahead of an expected U.S. interest rate hike.

Apple may be a hardware company, but in many ways it's beginning to sell its products like services.

Apple has put its TV subscription service on hold due to TV networks seeking more money for their content, with the iPhone maker now set to focus on its App Store, according to reports.

Apple's next smartwatch could come with new features like a built-in camera and a thinner display.

Apple has relented and finally released a battery case for its iPhone 6S costing $99 and promising to almost double the battery life of your smartphone.

A move to OLED displays would allow Apple to ditch the backlight used in traditional LCD screens.

The South Korean phonemaker agreed to fork over $548 million in a long-running patent dispute with Apple, but said it plans to appeal.

Google has updated the hugely popular Nexus 5, but is adding a great camera enough to make this Nexus 5X as big a hit as the original?

The tech giant's latest investment would add 842 megawatts to its clean energy capacity -- boosting its renewable energy capacity to 2 gigawatts.

It's not even 2016 yet, and enthusiasts are already looking to what's in store for Apple's next smartphone.

As China matures, the growth of the smartphone market is slowing down. 2015 will be the first year of single-digit growth, according to forecasts.

History has proven that Americans flock to guns after high-profile shootings. Investors are seeing dollar signs in upcoming gun sales.