Clint Demeritt

Google now lets users buy online articles permanently for $0.25 to $0.99 each.

Windows Phone gained market share, but the mobile OS still has far to go before challenging Apple and Android.

A new rumor suggests that the iPad 4 will have a widescreen aspect ratio of 16:9, but other technophiles are skeptical.

After a 2,000 worker brawl stopped work at a North Chinese factory, experts warn the underlying issues aren't resolved.

An iPhone 5 user discovered a 'mystery chip' inside the new Lightning cables, pointing to third-party adapters being useless without it.

A blogger confirms Verizon-sold iPhone 5s can be used with any carrier's SIM card and is U.K. network friendly.

A research firm predicted Apple will make about $4.9 billion from its App Store by the end of the year, however Maps has a long way to go.

Who needs unlimited data when you've got what Verizon is giving?

Seven Passbook compatible apps make their way onto iOS 6 during its first day on the market.

Free Press and others file a complaint with the FFC over AT&T's blockage of FaceTime to certain users.

MasterCard released a software development kit to give Near Field Communication payment apps a leg up on Apple's Passbook.

A preliminary ruling from the International Trade Commission says Apple didn't infringe on any of four Samsung patents.

Chinese telecom companies answered lawmakers' questions but do little to ease national security concerns.

Phil Schiller explains why wishlist features such as NFC aren't in the iPhone 5, plus the switch to a smaller connector.

Intel reveals an adaptive all-in-one "desktap" with a touchpad that can be carried around the house, coming this fall.

Audience, which provided the processors to power the iPhone 4S's voice recognition feature, said Apple is unlikely to use its services moving forward.

Samsung's threatened to sue if Apple releases a LTE device and with the iPhone 5 largely expected to have the capacity, Cupertino's looking to protect itself.