Sprint reportedly agreed to pay Apple $20 billion, over the next four years, for 30.5 million iPhones, a risky deal for Sprint. But some speculate that the alleged deal got Sprint something more -- exclusive rights to the iPhone 5.
After an extra-long wait for the next iPhone, market analyst Brian White tells investors to expect record-breaking iPhone 5 sales due to unprecedented pre-release demand.
Android Police has discovered a giant security hole in a number of HTC phones that exposes a wide range of personal data to any app that accesses the Internet.
Despite its plummeting prominence elsewhere in the world, BlackBerry remains a highly popular smartphone brand in India, where wireless technology lags a generation behind the US.
After seeing its per-share prices rise for 30 straight quarters, IBM has topped Microsoft to become the second most-valuable technology company in the world.
Floppy drives have made a musical return from the pages of history with the help of a Polish hobbyist and some open-source gadgetry in this super-dork rendition of Darth Vader's Imperial March.
Facebook's clandestine HTML 5-based web app portal, so-called "Project Spartan," has made another early appearance just days before its expected official release next week.
Amazon upended the high-end e-reader market today with the release of the Kindle Fire, a 7-inch Android-based tablet. So, how does the new device compare to Barnes & Noble's Nook Color? Let's take a look.
Amazon's newly announced Kindle Fire tablet measures 7-inches, runs a modified version of Android and will cost $199 – less than half the price of an iPad 2. Unfortunately, 3G connectivity and a camera are not included.
Finally: Cable providers have reversed their position on 'a la carte' channel offerings, and hope to eventually allow customers to pick and choose which channels they want to pay for, and which ones they don't.
Microsoft has begun its slow-release of its Windows Phone 7.5 (a.k.a. "Mango") update for existing customers. When can you download the new OS? Good question.
Loaded with high-definition video support, a TV tuner, high-end audio capabilities and USB 3.0, Toshiba's new DX735 all-in-one PC is the entertainment center of the future.
It's official: Apple has confirmed that it will hold an event on October 4, at 10am PST. Launch of the iPhone 5, and possibly the iPhone 4S, are expected.
Following months of delay, Facebook will finally release its iPad app at the iPhone 5 event, which is expected to take place on October 4 at Apple's Cupertino, CA, campus.
T-Mobile is getting the HTC Amaze 4G, which sports a high-end 8-megapixel camera and the ability to connect to T-Mobile's upgraded 42Mbps HSPA+ network.
A comment left on a small social network in Nuevo Laredo, Mexico, has resulted in the hideous death of its author at the hands of a merciless drug cartel.
Samsung has officially unveiled the Omnia W, its first device to run Windows Phone 7.5 "Mango," which will debut outside the US next month. A seemingly identical device, the Focus Flash, will soon be available to AT&T customers in the US.
Apple will reportedly hold the iPhone 5 event on October 4 at company headquarters in Cupertino, California, rather than at its normal venue, the Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco.
Pegasus Global Holdings, a technology development company, has plans to build an entire city for the sole purpose of testing green and other next-generation technologies.
Apple and Dropbox are the latest technology companies to back the Electronic Frontier Foundation's efforts to strengthen laws that protect our digital-centric activities.
Facebook has its problems, sure. But redesigns are not one of them. It's time to hold back our shallow outrage, and focus on the site's truly worrisome issues.
An attorney for Full Tilt Poker owner says claims by U.S. federal prosecutors that the gambling site is a "global Ponzi scheme" are entirely unfounded.
An errant tweet from a Facebook employee reveals a new feature of Facebook Music, which allows users to listen to tracks with their friends in real-time.