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HTC Desire 600 announced: quad-core processor, dual-SIM and BlinkFeed -
It didn't take long for HTC to go official with the Desire 600.
Twitter's Lead Generation Card gives brands your info with just the click of a button -
Twitter Cards are meant to enhance a user's -- er, advertiser's -- tweets with relevant links and photo previews.
First Haswell gaming laptop revealed: MSI GT70 Dragon Edition 2 with GTX780M graphics -
With Computex just around the corner, MSI has taken the wraps off what can truly be described as a next-gen gaming laptop.
Kindle Fire HD 7 and 8.9 now available for pre-order in 'over 170 countries' -
Amazon's Kindle Fire HD 7- and 8.9-inch slates have only seen limited shores since they were formally announced, but today the company said they're now available for pre-order in more than "170 countries and territories around the world.
Google Capital to make investments in maturing tech firms -
Google Ventures has a reputation for backing tech winners early on -- it gave a boost to this little startup called Nest, for example.
Lenovo pulls in best-ever revenue of $7.8 billion for Q4 2012/13, record $34 billion for the year -
Lenovo's just announced its Q4 and full year 2012/13 financial results, and all the indices point to good news for the Chinese computer maker.
HTC Desire 200 and Desire 600 turn up in leaked certification page, benchmark results -
HTC's Desire line of mid-range Android smartphones have typically used the alphabet to denote different models, but the company is now switching to numerals.
HP refreshes its laptops for back-to-school season, prices start at $399 -
With back-to-school season upon us and Intel's Haswell launch just around the corner, now's a great time for PC makers to start unveiling their summer lineups.
2014 Chevy Spark EV will retail for $27,495 before incentives, hits West Coast freeways in mid-June -
Chevy just announced pricing for its 2014 Spark EV.
AMD outlines Elite Performance laptop APUs with game-ready Wireless Display -
AMD isn't focusing all its attention on its entry-level mobile APUs today: it's also providing details for the faster Richland-based models.
