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LG's 5-inch HD Oxide mobile display has a 1mm-slim bezel, we go eyes-on at SID -
LG's flexible OLED display is just one of the company's many panels on show here at SID.
LoJack for Android to be embedded in Samsung Galaxy S4's firmware -
Since the Galaxy S4's launch, Samsung's been eager to make security one of the device's stronger selling points.
Cricket launching Galaxy S 4 on June 7th, starting at $55 down -
The Galaxy S 4 is now readily available in the US, but it hasn't had much sway with the prepaid crowd so far.
HTC Asia CEO Lennard Hoornik is the latest reported exec departure (update: Head of Global Digital Service as well) -
Turbulent times at HTC, it seems.
Multiple accounts can use a single Xbox Live subscription on the One -
If you joined us for the Xbox One reveal yesterday, you'll probably know that amidst all the excitement, we learned that a single Xbox Live Gold membership will cover both the 360 and the next-gen console.
Amazon launches Kindle Worlds publishing platform for fan fiction, will pay royalties to writers and rights holders -
Amazon's taken a number of steps to bring different types of content to the Kindle Store, and it's now venturing into an area that has a long history with the internet: fan fiction.
3M, Nanosys ready to bring quantum dot film to LCD makers -
3M and Nanosys have just announced that they'll start shipping qualification samples of their Quantum Dot Enhancement Film (QDEF) to manufacturers to bring a 50 percent wider color gamut and lower power consumption to LCD displays.
Logitech unveils $60 wired iPad keyboard built for classroom abuse -
Bluetooth keyboards for the iPad are nice and all, but aren't you going to need to be within a wire's-length to see the thing anyway? To that end, Logitech has announced a full-sized wired iPad keyboard targeted to classrooms with an emphasis on durability and maintenance.
Vizio's 42-inch 5.1 soundbar setup available now, costs $330 -
Vizio trotted out a new line of soundbars back at CES, and true to its word, they're starting to materialize out in the real world.
Amazon misses the rainforest, seeks to build a giant greenhouse in Seattle -
You can take Amazon out of the jungle, but it'll just create one elsewhere -- at least that's what the company is planning for its inner-city Seattle office complex.
