JR Bookwalter

Google's Now-powered Search will correct itself with when you utter these three simple words.

Who needs an iWatch when iOS 8 can track motion with your iPhone?

Tough and flexible? A purported iPhone 6 front panel shows its stuff for the camera.

Break out the party stickers, Facebook Messenger is now on iPad.

No escape from Facebook ads now that videos may be targeted at users.

The Shield brand may soon jump from handheld consoles to tablets.

Google IO Google gets serious about business with Drive for Work, offering the productivity suite for $10/month.

Google IO Google aims to make life easier for its workaday users with a new initiative coming to Android L.

Oculus steps up its hardware ambitions by acquiring an entire design firm, one that's ready to rumble on VR.

It may not be up to 11, but 9.1 surround sound is heading home with new receivers and speaker systems this year.

Geek chic comes of age as elegant fashion meets cutting-edge technology.

Apple is reportedly eyeing several flavors of sensor-packed smartwatch.

An impossibly slim Kindle may be next up Jeff Bezos' sleeve. When we'll see it is another question.

Machine learning promises to channel Azure's inner Criswell.

Early View Samsung goes head-to-head with Apple's latest and greatest.

Interest-based advertising is on the way, offering more targeted ads. The compensation? You get to turn them off.

Lumia owners, start your engines: Windows Phone 8.1 is locked and (nearly) loaded.

Google is about to own an entire fleet of orbiting satellites as it picks up Skybox.

E3 2014 It's game on at E3 as Turtle Beach unleashes sweet sound for PS4 gamers.

Passwords and PINs are so passé. PayPal seems poised to take advantage of Apple's new touchy-feely openness.

Ahead of Google IO, the Mountain View firm is opening its Tegra K1-powered tablet to the development community.

The iPhone 5S vs Galaxy S5 battle may become passé as Sasmung is rumored to turn up the heat on Apple.

Chrome doubles up on the bits, but you have to be a developer or early adopter to take advantage.

Folks may be demanding the return of the Start menu, but Microsoft has reportedly press 'Stop.'

Word of a wearable One arrives straight out of HTC's home base of Taiwan.