Although some are still celebrating the release of Samsung's Galaxy Note 2, the company may be in the early stages of planning its successor.
Electronic Arts has subsumed its Play4Free portfolio within its larger digital distribution platform Origin in order to eliminate any apparent differences between its free-to-play titles and its premium content.
Free-to-play mobile games are set to make up 80 percent of the hefty $10 billion smartphone users are expected to spend in 2012, a report from the research and consulting firm Flurry says.
BlackBerry developer Research in Motion (NASDAQ:RIMM) lacks a new smartphone for holiday buying but its target markets are getting a multi-faceted marketing blitz.
U.S. Senator Claire McCaskill is taking a stand against the FAA for aircraft passengers everywhere.
U.S. and international authorities arrested 10 cyberhackers allegedly involved in piracy of 11 million PCs and theft of $850 million.
Kanye West's leather Givenchy skirt has garnered enough sartorial criticism that the garment now has its own Twitter account.
Gigya, a web infrastructure company, has introduced a unique solution to the mounting concern of protecting user privacy and social data: listing industry standard best practices, and approving different companies with a social privacy certification and seal.
Facebook has changed it's privacy settings, which has again resulted in unfavorable reactions from users.
Customers are already receiving their brand-new 27-inch iMacs from Apple, even as the company's online store still lists January shipping dates.
Google on Thursday released its hallmark Maps app for iOS 6, following the unsuccessful launch of Apple's own Maps app this fall.
Sprint-Nextel Corp. (NYSE:S), the No. 3 U.S. telecommunications carrier, will bid for the rest of Clearwire Corp. (NASDAQ:CLWR), for its 4G network.
Here's a method that allows the Sprint Galaxy S3 users to unlock their devices to switch to another carrier.
As expected earlier, the unknown self-proclaimed iOS hacker by the name of “Dream JB,” who took the tech world by storm claiming that he would be releasing an untethered jailbreak for iOS 6, ended up being fake.
The conflict between Twitter and Instagram proves that not all wars are bad.
A new study suggests rocks on the moon or Mars could be used as the base material for 3D printers by a process called “laser engineered net shaping.”
Little is known about Microsoft's Xbox 720, but the latest rumors indicate that it may not be codenamed "Durango" any longer. The console's core chip is also expected to begin mass production before 2012 is over.
General Electric Co. (NYSE:GE), whose portfolio includes jet engines, has adapted a critical engine cooling process for use in consumer electronics.
Following shortly after it finalized its deal with Starbucks (Nasdaq: SBUX), mobile payment start-up Square is close to finalizing a partnership with luxury fashion retailer Burberry, a report from The Next Web said Wednesday.
Startup Panorama9 raised $900,000 in new capital from investors who'd previously backed Zendesk, the IT cloud management platform.
Learn how to test Google's latest Easter egg trick by searching for "Festivus" in honor of "Seinfeld."
Apple opened up the doors to its vast library of movie content in 42 new countries on Wednesday, including Ukraine, Israel, and Saudi Arabia.
Apple TV rumors are continuing to circulate as a new report has said that one of Apple's primary suppliers could be testing designs for the device, the Wall Street Journal reports.
A fresh rumor has indicated that Verizon's version of the Galaxy S3 could be next in line for the long-await Android 4.1 Jelly Bean update.
Is it a hit? Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT) boosted production of its $499 Surface tablet, rival to the iPad from Apple (NASDAQ:AAPL).
Dec. 12, 2012, or 12-12-12, was celebrated around the world as the last time the month, day and year will be the same on the Gregorian calendar for decades.
Snapchat, a mobile photo-sharing service that has come under criticism for being little more than a "sexting" app, is set to receive venture capital funding from Benchmark Capital, GigaOM reported Wednesday.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission allocated new spectrum for wireless transmissions, which should immediately benefit satellite TV companies.
Search engine giants Google, Yahoo, Bing and more revealed their "Most Searched" of 2012, revealing the top searches of the year online.
Semiconductors are everywhere, but fewer than 250,000 Americans are actually employed to make them, the Semiconductor Industry Association said.
