JR Bookwalter

The Google hammer appears to finally be falling on Samsung bloatware.

There's sapphire in Arizona, but Apple CEO Tim Cook won't say for what. Maybe an iRing?

iOS, Android apps gain personalized artist station recommendations.

Microsoft takes Xbox One feedback to heart with its first big update.

Wrist-friendly gadgets, meet the flexible display of your dreams.

Chinese phone maker that called first dibs on 1080p is back with a 2560 x 1440 handset.

Android benchmark app catches a trio of unannounced Sony handsets speeding.

SlingPlayer arrives as native app, complete with Windows RT support.

Updated The spiritual successor to the Optimus G Pro was unveiled in Korea following a leak in print.

Cupertino toys with curved touch sensors to be used in future products.

Google has come up with a clever way to retool content on its social network for the purposes of advertising.

Amazon Prime Air may not be the only unmanned delivery service on the way.

Everything looks better in 1080p HD, and now your Shield PC games can, too.

Pair of low-cost Windows Phone 8, Android handsets go easy on the wallet.

Barnes & Noble may be hoping to show the fourth time's actually the charm.

Some Sony phones are guaranteed to get the new OS, but a number of Xperias still face uncertain KitKat futures.

And not just iPhones - future iPads and even the iTV could be built using Liquidmetal 3D printing.

We've heard octa-core claims before, but MediaTek says this chip uses the power of all eight 2GHz cores.

As if we didn't see this coming... Meanwhile, word on the web is Nokia Music may stay in Finland, go cross-platform.

SlingPlayer finally arrives on Roku, and Windows 8.1 is next on deck.

Sony's Japanese-only Xperia Z1f may have a sibling marked for a different region on the way.

Another piece of the iWatch puzzle could be buried in a new Apple patent.

In early 2014, Google plans to show your smiling mug to everyone you call. If you a Google+ profile photo, that is.

Those ambient light sensors are up to more than setting the mood.

Next year may be a smartwatch Thunderdome as Google reportedly prepares to jump into the fray.