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99.9% Of New Mobile Malware Targets Android Phones -
Android, the world's most popular smartphone operating system, has malware issuesWe knew that already.
Vertus Makes Any Speaker Bluetooth Friendly -
Syncing audio to a Bluetooth speaker is a common practice these days, but sending it wirelessly to two old-school speakers at the same time is a thing of the future.
NFL Star Meets Quadriplegic Fan After Viral Facebook Campaign -
In January, Eran Melnik wrote NFL superstar J.J. Watt a public message on Facebook
Melnik explained that he's a nurse for a young man named Itzy Cagen.
Which Video Game Console Do You Want? [POLL] -
It's official: Microsoft has unveiled the Xbox One, its newest gaming console and entertainment system.
Quantum Dot Technology On Its Way to Smartphones, Tablets and TVs -
Just when you thought display technology could hardly get any better, along come quantum dots, making screens more colorful while consuming less power
This is not just some pie-in-the-sky dream of scientists and geeks.
Trunk iPhone Charging Cable Is Flexible Yet Rigid -
Trunk is a charging cable equipped with a USB connector on one side and a Lightning connector on the other, and it's rigid enough to hold your iPhone 5 or iPod in whatever position you desire.
Watch This Rocket-Powered Bicycle Hit 163 MPH -
François Gissy is a French bicyclist, but he's about the furthest thing from your typical fixie-riding hipster.
See How Much the Next 'Call of Duty' Graphics Improve -
Call of Duty: Ghosts represents a significant graphical upgrade from the previous titles in the series, according to publisher Activision.
Intellectual Property Commission: Pass CISPA Now -
A bipartisan and independent commission studying corporate espionage's impact on the American economy recommended passing the controversial Cyber Information Sharing and Protection Act (CISPA) in its report released Wednesday.
Teens Getting Tired of Facebook Drama, Pew Survey Finds -
Though Facebook is still the most popular social network among teens, their enthusiasm for Mark Zuckerberg's network is decreasing, according to new findings from the Pew Research Center.
