Luke Brown

More bad news for BB10 adapters as Netflix reveals it has no immediate plans to create an app for the new operating system.

With this test, NTT DoCoMo moves closer to super-high-frequency wavelengths being a sustainable option for mobile networks.

A less powerful version of AMD's PS4 accelerated processing unit will be made available for PCs later this year.

The latest update for YouTube's app allows you to pair your iOS devices with your television to stream content to virtually any screen.

In a rather frank admission, Google's Patrick Pichette said upcoming Motorola products aren't up to Google standards.

A surprise visit from the Google co-founder during TED 2013 led to a dismissal of smartphones.

More than two years after first knocking on the social media world's door, Instagram has finally reached the century mark.

Use of peer-to-peer sharing fell dramatically last year, with more consumers switching to streaming services.

Barnes and Noble chairman planning to purchase store chain, while pushing the company's tablet into its own nook.

MWC 2013 Intel's new Atom processor is compatible with smartphones and Android tablets, and offers much more power than previous iterations.

Despite BlackBerry 10 support from parent company Facebook, it appears a proper Instagram app may sit out BB10 for good.

A beta version of iOS 6.1.3 has been released for developers, and includes a fix for the passcode problems plaguing devices.

Updated New sequels to existing franchises like Killzone and inFamous will mark the beginning of the PlayStation 4 era.

Updated Gaikai's CEO revealed the cloud might be the only way to play older games on Sony's new console.

New research from the NPD shows technology sales down $4 billion since 2010, yet strong mobile device sales give hope for future.

Canonical plans to release images and open source code for the smartphone version of Ubuntu ahead of MWC.

Now you too can step (virtual) foot on the same field as legendary pros like Peyton Manning and rookie sensation Andrew Luck.

Reports indicate Archos is about to move beyond the tablet sphere, with three new Android smartphones planned.

Updated The mysterious HTC One - also known as the M7 - is reportedly coming to AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint on March 22.

Looks like Samsung may be considering having a home button plus touch keys on its follow-up phone.

Updated LG finalizes info for its homeward bound phone which features, among other specs, a curved glass display producing a "2.5D" effect.

The wireless charging dock for the Nexus 4 is up for sale on the U.S. Google Play store for $60, though there's no word yet on international availability.

The Hopper DVR, the most talked about device from CES 2013, is finally available to Dish customers despite all the controversy.

A former Samsung and LG OLED TV expert may now be in the employ of Apple, adding fuel to the Apple iTV fire.

Another Asus tablet leaks, and though its specs are nothing to write home about, a potentially lower price might make it a contender.