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Google Glass 'prescription edition' makes a cameo at Google I/O -
Google I/O is always full of surprises, and we came across yet another elusive bit of hardware on the show floor today: Google Glass "prescription edition".
Lenovo's Intel-powered K900 smartphone on sale now in China, ships internationally this summer -
It arrived with a bang, but it's been dead silence ever since.
LG Nexus 4 shows up in white at Google I/O (hands-on) -
A checkerboard-style glitter pattern with a white background? Yes, please.
Wolfson WM5110 audio chip outputs 'studio master' sound, may appear in next Galaxy S (ears-on) -
What you're looking at above is a demo board carrying a next-gen Wolfson WM5110 audio chip for smartphones.
Soundhalo beta for Android lets us buy concert videos before the show is over -
The urge to record video at a concert can be distracting for fans and musicians alike -- enough so that some bands now forbid it altogether.
Sonic the Hedgehog arrives on Android, headed exclusively to Nintendo on the console side -
USSR and the USA. Batman and Joker.
Telus agrees to acquire Mobilicity for $380 million, despite Canada's push for increased mobile competition -
Regulators in Canada have been making a push to enhance competition in the mobile space, with Industry Minister Christian Paradis going so far as to lay out a set of rules for the nation's upcoming 700MHz spectrum auction that he promises will give citizens "more choices and more access at better prices.
IOS 6 approved for use on American military networks -
The Defense Department has officially given the thumbs up to Apple devices running iOS 6 -- paving the way for iPhones and iPads to become standard issue around the Pentagon.
Distro Issue 91: What the #%$! is Bitcoin? -
With all of the recent chatter about the rise of Bitcoin, a number of theories have been put forth as to how the "digital gold" achieved its status.
HTC overcomes supply issues, will double HTC One production capacity this month -
After months of supply issues and courtroom wrangling, HTC might have finally put its hardware woes behind it.
