JR Bookwalter

Updated All eyes are on Sept. 10's iPhone 5S event, but that doesn't mean the world has forgotten about the next-gen iPad.

After a $20 million slap on the wrist, Facebook shores up how it can use member data.

Forget FIFA 2014: EA chief dismisses accusations the game publisher favors Xbox over PlayStation.

Updated Feeling the pressure, Nintendo? Stateside gamers can grab the Wii U for a few bucks cheaper starting next month.

Windows 8.1 is one step closer to release, but you still can't have it (yet).

Fans of Nokia's Lumia style may soon be able to buy a tablet with similar looks.

Hate long legal battles? Apparently Judge Lucy Koh has reached her limit, too.

All that glitters is the next iPhone apparently as yet more images show the rumored handset in an brand-new color.

Firefox OS washes ashore in the U.S. and U.K., only to vanish as quickly as it arrived.

You didn't think Barnes & Noble was serious about ditching hardware, did you? (Good one, guys!)

A second bug has reared its ugly head on Google's new Nexus 7, but the G team is on the case.

HTC may need to clear a lot of space ASAP as the T6 phablet and an unheard of plastic thing are said to arrive in Q3.

Clock says 4:30, so it must be time for a new version of Jelly Bean.

Latest info points to Android 4.3 and a quad-core 1.5GHz processor. Is there anything we won't know when it's released?

Increasing your credit card limit may now be optional for buying into Ultra HD.

IGZO panels for existing Apple product lines could be a bigger deal than that rumored HDTV.

Updated As BlackBerry 10 falters from the start, can a fresh BlackBerry 7 device help invigorate the company's lineup?

No need to wait for Sony's rumored next flagship device, that is if you want to take advantage of some snapper stuffs.

Despite earlier assurances to the contrary, BlackBerry's CEO admitted today the new OS won't be heading to its tablet.

Close but no cigar, Cuptertino. U.S. judge draws the line on adding new devices to the ongoing Apple vs Samsung case.

Updated It may have taken longer than expected, but Ouya is finally here, though pre-order customers are left in the lurch.

Despite continued Prism denials, Silicon Valley may still be cozying up to Washington.

Don't be surprised if the PS4 is sold out pretty much everywhere this holiday season.

As AMD sets its sights on Intel, ARM gets a leg up by powering the company's first 64-bit SoC for servers.