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Twitter partners with NBA to highlight in-game replays, Blake Griffin posterizations -
In all honesty, Blake Griffin himself could start a social network that served no purpose outside of featuring his dizzying (and disgusting, if you will) array of dunks, and it'd probably go over quite well.
BlackBerry software chief on updates and BB10 for healthcare and financial services -
During BlackBerry Live this week we got to speak with Vivek Bhardwaj, BlackBerry's Head of Software, about the future of BB10.
Yahoo rumors ahead of Monday's event include $1.1 billion Tumblr buy, Flickr updates -
Earlier today, Yahoo sent press invites to a "product-related" event in New York City Monday afternoon and there are already two separate rumors about the company's plans.
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.
The Daily Roundup for 05.17.2013 -
You might say the day is never really done in consumer technology news.
Formlabs ships first Form 1 3D printer, Kickstarter backers should see theirs next week -
Some might say it's been a long, long while since October -- with "some" referring to the swath of Kickstarter backers who've been waiting oh-so-patiently for a Form 1 to call their own.
Hangouts Easter Eggs put dinos and ponies in your chat -
If the 850 hand-drawn emoji included in Hangouts aren't enough for you, we've got some good news -- there's a small collection of Easter Eggs that add even more whimsy to your discussions.
This week on gdgt: LG shows there's room for more than one mega-smartphone -
Each week, our friends at gdgt go through the latest gadgets and score them to help you decide which ones to buy.
Firefox 22 beta enables WebRTC by default, HiDPI displays on Windows -
Though Mozilla has long been a proponent of WebRTC for plugin-free video and voice chat, it hasn't been ready to enable the full protocol in Firefox as a matter of course.
