Clint Demeritt

T-Mobile's Galaxy Note 2 gets a flaw-fixing update today while Sprint promises to roll out a patch for the Galaxy S II Epic Touch 4G in the next 30 days.

A U.S. judge orders the two tech giants to talk out the infringement suit on March 21 before it goes to trial in the summer.

The 7-inch, Android 4.0 tablet comes to AT&T's online store, and is $100 off when it's bought with a contract.

Though Nokia had grim predictions for the end of 2012, Lumia and Asha smartphones helped turn the quarter around.

Redbox Instant CEO shares details about the launch of its online streaming service, currently in beta.

Dell redesigns its budget friendly laptops with 14-, 15- and 17-inch models.

Sprint announced two Windows Phone 8 devices are coming to its network, one from Samsung and one from HTC.

RCA will launch a $299 Android slate with dual TV tuner for watching television on the go sometime in the spring.

Nation's third largest carrier might start its own pay-as-you-go service on Jan. 25 with four compatible phones.

Updated Chronos commands a RAMaccelerator while the Ultra is the first Ultrabook welcomed into the Series 7 family.

Despite steep barriers to entry, Deezer's CEO said the company is looking to compete with Spotify in the U.S., but needs help to do it.

The U.S. patent office recently invalidated a key Apple patent in the case against Samsung. The rejection could lead to a retrial.

Federal angency announced changes to the Children's Online Privacy Protection Act that better covers mobile devices and social networking sites.

Google lets users upload 20,000 tunes to the cloud which can be streamed anywhere via Google Play Music.

Leap Wireless subsidiaries teamed up with financing partners to let customers put a small up-front payment on pricey mobile devices.

Samsung, Sony, LG and others all are expected to roll out bigger devices in the first half of 2013.

The first phone from Yota Devices appears: a two screened Android with a split personality.

2012.twitter.com commemorates the biggest moments on the year, including tweets from Mars, Obama and the Pope.

New spherical LCD screens could be used to project text messages or heads-up displays for driving directions.

Samsung released a tiny MP3 player that syncs up with its Galaxy devices to take on the iPod.

A Google donation will help fund aerial surveillance drones and other tech to help protect endangered species in Africa and Asia.

A VP at the search giant discusses Google's flirtation with offering a VoIP phone service, and what stopped it.

A recently published patent shows plans for a no-touch wireless charging system that offers power up to 1 meter away.

The carrier-led mobile wallet venture may come to as many as 7,500 vending machine in Salt Lake City and Austin, Texas.

Android-based game console is set to reach programmers at the end of December, complete with dev kit to start making games.