Scott Nichols

CES 2013 Dell announced new essentials configurations for the Latitude 10, making the Windows 8 tablet more affordable for students

CES 2013 A duo of Windows 8 tablets emerged from Gigabyte at CES, bringing optical mouse control without the need for a dock.

Microsoft announced Windows 8 total sales are keeping pace with Windows 7.

CES 2013 AMD announced a quad-core APU to boost future Windows 8 tablets.

Nintendo announced the next games in the Pokemon series, coming to the 3DS in time for the holidays.

Canonical announced that Ubuntu for Galaxy Nexus will launch at the end of February.

Asus announced its Transformer AiO tablet-desktop hybrid, with 18-4-inch detachable screen.

Nintendo claims Wii U sales in 2012 were "not bad," which is not the most encouraging endorsement.

LG hinted at its CES lineup in a new video, including winking that it might show a follow up to the Optimus G.

The feature that turns mobile devices into YouTube remotes is hitting some manufacturers next week with more to follow.

A rumored deal between Broadcom and Apple could lead to 802.11ac Wi-Fi compatible Macs this year.

The new Poke app from Facebook lets users send short-lived secret messages on their iPhone.

Leaked images seem to confirm the low-end 7-inch tablet from Asus that ditches Nexus branding.

Lenovo has begun taking pre-orders for the ThinkPad Tablet 2, with a surprisingly early January ship date.

Lumia 920 and Lumia 820 handsets get a firmware fix for blurry photo issue, but only in the U.S. and Canada for now.

Wii U owners will finally receive Nintendo's free on demand service before the end of the year, minus Netflix and DVR support.

The next annual American Community Survey will give households the chance to respond online for the first time.

The iOS Google Maps app gained quick support - downloaded more than 10 million times in the first two days it was available.

Huawei confirms new devices for CES and a surprise in the second half of 2013 to top Apple and Samsung's handsets.

A petition has received a whopping number of signatures asking the government to build a moon-sized super weapon.

Google released a slew of updates for both Android and iOS, including new photo features and Google Communities access.

Could Apple be backing a plant for itself or one of its suppliers with the hopes of ditching Samsung?

The FCC gave Dish, a satellite service provider, the go-ahead to build a new wireless network using existing spectrum bands.

Acer unveiled an upgraded model of its C7 Chromebook, with very un-Chrome like enhancements.

Mozilla announced the 1.0 version of its Firefox OS Simulator as Nightly users welcome a per-window private browsing update.