TECHNOLOGY

Prior to its Xbox 720 release, Microsoft may launch a 7-inch tablet dedicated to gaming referred to as the "Xbox Surface."

Japanese social and mobile gaming giant DeNA (TYO: 2434) reported revenue of $627 million in the quarter ending September 30, a record made possible by the continued growth of its mobile e-commerce service that netted $700 million in sale in Japan alone.

If you own an iPhone or iPad, you can watch the results from the polls and learn more about the presidential candidates on a number of free and cheap iOS applications.

AOL (NYSE: AOL) shares rocketed to a five-year high after the company reported stellar earnings and a special dividend.

The release date and price for Nokia's Windows Phone 8 devices have been revealed on Tuesday.

After years of waiting, fans on Election Tuesday got their first taste of the Halo franchise and the return of Master Chief under the new management. Critics are saying "Halo 4" is the best one yet.

Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) has been selling the iPhone 5 with the new A6 processor since Sept. 21. It may stop buying from Intel.

Patrick Boivin scored a viral hit this week with his Dragon Baby video, a short film filled with CGI, Kill Bill inspired action sequences, and his infant son.

Instagram is bringing its popular photo-sharing service to the web in a manner that looks nearly identical to its parent company Facebook (Nasdaq: FB).

HubSpot, developer of so-called “all in one” marketing software used by 8,000 companies, raised $35 million in new venture capital.

Samsung Mobile and AT&T made a joint announcement on Monday: the Windows 8 ATIV Smart PC will be released on Nov. 9 at a price of $799 on AT&T's network.

Reddit broke the Guinness World Record for Largest Game of Secret Santa last year. The site may surpass its own mark -- 30,250 participants in 115 countries -- in less than 24 hours.

Sources at Google familiar with its mapping plans say the chances of Apple approving a dedicated Google Maps app on iOS 6 are "not optimistic."

Sheryl Sandberg, COO and director of Facebook (Nasdaq: FB), joined the parade of insiders who have cashed in on the company's public status.

Apple (Nasdaq: AAPL) sold 3 million units of its newest iPad models this past weekend, but declined to specify how many of those sales were for its new iPad Mini.

Netflix Inc. (NFLX) shares rose slightly after the company adopted a “poison pill” to battle activist investor Carl Icahn.

The iPad Mini's performance is solid. The major question for the Mini: is it worth buying without a Retina Display? Unfortunately, no.

Twitter, the online social-networking service, has changed its policy in cases of alleged copyright violations: Now, it will not be "removing" tweets but "withholding" them.

The downside to emerging technologies, especially wireless, during emergencies became apparent during Hurricane Sandy crisis that made it harder for those affected to communicate with their near and dear ones.

With the release date for Microsoft and Nokia's Windows Phone 8 handset quickly approaching, we've scoured the Web for the best hands-on reviews so you don't have to.

Months after its release date, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean is still barely present on Google-powered mobile devices, statistics from the company say.

Shares of the Active Network Inc. (NYSE: ACTV), one of the biggest websites for registrants in events such as marathons and Little Leagues, plunged.

Despite the devastation from Hurricane Sandy, New Yorkers went to the Apple Store to wait on line for the new iPad Mini.

A photo of Jian Feng's, the Chinese man who sued his wife for having an "incredibly ugly" child, alleged baby has emerged on the Internet.

Japan's Sharp Corp. (Tokyo: 6753), a major supplier to Apple Inc. (Nasdaq: AAPL), warned of “material doubt” it can survive as a public company.

Samsung’s (LON:BC94) sold more than 3 million units of its new Galaxy Note II "phablet" in just over three months.

Apple released its iPad Mini on Friday morning, but amidst the hype, lines at Apple Stores around the country were reported to be similarly small.

Startups have reached out to help provide power and food to victims of Hurricane Sandy.

After the launch of the Surface tablet, Microsoft (MSFT) is reportedly is busy testing a smartphone with Asian suppliers.