JR Bookwalter

Fire TV owners can soon speak to Hulu Plus, Crackle and Showtime Anytime.

Would you like that flagship smartphone in metal or plastic? Two top players may soon swap materials.

At least one Google engineer is pondering search ranking rewards for going encrypted.

Lenovo hedges its bets with a budget handset that keeps some degree of chic.

Google ratchets up Android security with constant on-device monitoring, alerting users to harm even after installation.

Rest assured: Google won't be bleeding your username and password all over the internet.

The Google OS-running LG G Watch will cost less than £180 and be available in the UK by July.

HP thins down this year's pro DreamColor displays, including the price.

Galaxy S5 buyers could wind up with pre-buyer's remorse after seeing these images.

Sammy has more Windows Phone on the way, this time of the 8.1 variety.

Leaked screenshots reveal trio of new Android features coming to Gmail.

Apple may be closing in on a Japanese firm known for bolstering smartphone screen quality while consuming less energy.

A trio of additional streaming providers deliver support for Google's Chromecast.

Government agencies will now require authorization to collect bulk data from carriers.

Nvidia Shield will soon be able to stream PC games no matter where you are.

HTC looks to a developer SDK to broaden Sense 6.0's horizons, starting with Foursquare and Fitbit.

Verizon was tipped to be among first to sell the latest HTC One after it's announced tomorrow.

Microsoft lets the OS out of the bag with a slip up on its own pages.

The latest Android confectionary flavor sweeps across a trio of Xperia models.

Research group harnesses 3D models to improve facial recognition accuracy. It's a little creepy.

The latest Surface model finally comes dressed for mobile success. It can be yours tomorrow for $679.

iOS 7.1 who? The wave of iOS 8 rumors just keeps on coming.

Virtual reality is about to gain superpowers thanks to a new industry alliance, launching next week at GDC 2014.

The internet has given plenty to all, but now it's asking for a little something in return.

Not content to be king of smartphones, Google serves up SDK for wearables.