Chris Smith

Allowing Facebook to log your movements might be ok for now, but soon that information will be used in advertising and marketing

Google brings the internet-carrying balloons home to the Nevada desert as it tries out licensed radio spectrum

Smartphones will only encroach on on DSLRs when optical zoom tech hits handsets, but HTC says it's not far away.

New tool will furnish mobile users with notifications when their Facebook friends are in the vicinity.

Yahoo-owned photo-sharing app has a slick new look and an auto-sync feature to back-up full resolution snaps.

Yahoo's goal in its reported efforts to build a competitive mobile search engine is to replace Google on iOS devices.

New range of Ultra HD TVs have built in access to Sony's PlayStation Now streaming service.

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The DK2 headset, which went up for pre-order on March 19, has racked up 25,000 sales since.

VP of Android Engineering Hiroshi Lockheimer takes the stand in bid to prove Google invented features before Apple.

Amazon has swooped in to buy digital comics platform Comixology, but what does it mean for graphic novel fans?

If you thought Amazon's Prime Air initiative was a PR stunt, Jeff Bezos begs to differ.

Following the failure of iTunes Radio plays to translate into song purchases, Apple is reportedly thinking of big changes.

Facebook has pledged more on-screen privacy explanations as it aims to regain trust of public wary of over-sharing.

Comcast cites increased competition from Apple and Google as it defends its Time Warner Cable merger to FCC.

A Kickstarter project offering a budget 3D printer obliterated its goal within hours.

According to leaked internal documents, Google is preparing to scrap Google TV in favour of a new Android TV venture.

Windows Phone screen mirroring experience currently being tested on real cars.

The new Xbox chief says Microsoft is all about correcting the next-gen missteps, touting gaming-focused E3.

Twitter is pitching new ways of using its 'cards' to engage advertisers, which could mean more changes to our timelines.

Amazon's has outed its latest piece of its hardware and this time it has your local grocery store in its sights.

Sony's 'bigger doesn't mean better' phone looks like it could get an early upgrade, judging by a new FCC listing.

The Mozilla co-founder who was appointed CEO last week has quit following a backlash over anti-gay marriage donations.

Google may be planninga 'premium' service on devices running latest Android version, offering set-up support.

Those darn supply chain issues, messing up Apple's plan to launch a 5.5-inch iPhone this year.