Scott Nichols

Sharp settled out of court on a legal dispute with Dell over price fixing of LCD displays.

Samsung sees mobile growth thanks to its Galaxy line amid an under-performing second quarter.

An updated build of Windows 8 sees the removal of desktop gadgets as the OS focuses on Metro-style apps.

FCC documents filed by Sony show that a new PlayStation 3 model could be on the way.

HTC's Beats Audio division makes a shift toward the music streaming industry by acquiring MOG.

Google and Samsung prove a powerful team as they retain the lead for mobile market share.

The legal dispute between Samsung and Apple heats up, as Google joins the fray.

Google IO 2012 Google's augmented reality glasses won't be available to the public until 2014, according to Google co-founder Sergey Brin.

Google IO 2012 Google has announced the Nexus Q – an Android computer sphere built for the home and offering media streaming and social networking features.

Mozilla released an update for its Firefox for Android web browser with enhanced speed, Flash support, new security features, and more.

Acer VP voices concerns that Microsoft's focus will be divided between Windows 8 and Surface.

Reports from China point to Sharp as the company providing LCD panels for the much-rumored iTV.

The SmartGlass SDK is now available to select development partners to create cross-platform tablet and smartphone apps to extend the Xbox 360.

Intel is launching an Ivy Bridge model of its Core i3 processors on June 24.

Acer finally unveils the Iconia Tab A700 for pre-sale, bringing 1080p resolution to a 10.1-inch screen for $450.

Qualcomm will suffer shortages of its Snapdragon S4 chips into next year as it struggles to meet demand.

Nokia US president Chris Webb says to expect PureView technology in Lumia devices, but doesn't say when.

Qualcomm aims to expand adoption of its Snapdragon S4 CPUs with new lines for HDTVs, Windows tablets and notebooks.

Acer reveals its first forays into Windows 8 tablets, putting focus on their keyboard docks and cradles.

Verizons new Viewdini app lets Android LTE owners search for videos across multiple streaming services.

Anonymous appears to have claimed responsibility for service outages that hit Facebook yesterday.

Dell is throwing its support behind ARM-based servers, deploying its initial run of 'Copper' servers to select devs.

Omnivision announces its second-gen of 1080p image sensors, thin enough to give mobile front cameras an upgrade.

Motorola demos Android 4.0 on its Droid Razr, showing off its own skin for the OS.

The search giant expands its transparency report in hopes to inform future internet piracy policies.