We finally got a couple Google+ invites and have been scouring the new social network. Unfortunately, we've found a few problems with the service that could undermine its potential, if not tweaked or fixed.
Motorola's third Droid phone is on its way and we've got the specs on the new keyboard phone, which include a dual-core processor and 4-inch qHD screen.
HTC continues its dedication to the Windows Phone platform with the HTC Eternity, which looks to be one of the largest phones yet with a 4.7-inch screen.
Google may not have a great track record with social media, but Google+ is its most ambitious attempt yet to finally rival Facebook. Here's why it could finally hit the mark.
Hideo Kojima doesn't think there is a future for 'video games,' at least not with that name. Speaking with Nintendo Power, he explains that the nature of games is changing.
Rumor has it that RIM is canceling its plans to release a 10-inch PlayBook in favor of a QNX-based BlackBerry phone with a similar interface to the struggling tablet.
Activision Blizzard is changing with the times. The publisher will now let gamers try out World of Warcraft until they reach level 20. Previously, the game had a 14-day trial.
After announcing its Google+ social network, Google will be tweaking and redesigning many of its most popular services to have a simpler and more consistent interface.
LeapFrog is opening preorders for its LeapPad, a $99 tablet for kids. Complete with an app store, it promises to offer everything your child needs and grow with them.
New NPD data suggests that the Xbox 360 is seen as the best console for online games. Gamers buy many more game cards and more online-enabled games for the 360 than the PS3 and Wii.
Activision has registered several domain names that hint at a potential GoldenEye 007 Reloaded game, likely for the Xbox and PS3. To decipher why, we go over the history of the GoldenEye license.
Google's Andy Rubin has revealed that the search giant is now activating half a million Android devices every day. We take the math a step further and discover that Google may hit 1 million daily handset activations in October.
Intel is attempting to reinvent laptops with its new Ultrabooks. Will it work? We go hands-on with a few of the devices at the CE Week Line Show in New York.
HP is developing its own magazine for TouchPad users called Pivot. The new publication hopes to enlighten and help users find new and relevant apps to use.
Microsoft is preparing to enter the free-to-play games market and is already calling on developers to bring these games to Xbox Live, according to reports.
We spent some time with the guys at MakerBot and their revolutionary Thing-O-Matic, which makes 3D object printing a real possibility for almost anyone.
In the hopes that there are some multimillionaires that badly need a shave, Zafirro has launched a new razor that costs more than $100,000 and is made of rare metals.
A flurry of new information has leaked on the iPhone 5 and iPad 3 including processing power, camera info, and a possible bump in resolution for Apple's tablet.
Amazon may launch its series of Android devices as early as August or September and hopes to sell about 4 million units by year-end, according to a new rumor.
A site that caters solely to those deemed physically beautiful was supposedly hacked, opening the floodgates to thousands of ugly people. Now they are being removed. But was it a publicity stunt?
Shigeru Miyamoto weighs in on the power of the Wii U and how Nintendo is approaching its hardware as it tries to attract core gamers to its new console.
EADS is showing off a new concept rocketplane that will use seaweed-based biofuel while in the atmosphere and rockets when it rises to its cruising altitude of 20 miles. The 2050 concept plane will be able to fly passengers at mach 4.
Google is taking heat for urging users to give their dad a call on Father's Day, but was the seemingly innocent reminder a massive misstep, or have we just turned overly sensitive to the corporate giant's every move?
To drum up interest in its Music Unlimited subscription service, Sony is giving PlayStation 3 owners a free six month trial and has launched an Android app.
A new study by Pew highlights the positive impacts Facebook and other social networking sites have. The average Facebook user may have more close friends than a non user.