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Spring equinox: Google Doodle kicks off a season of appsThe spring equinox has arrived with its customary Google Doodle. But spring聽is notoriously unpredictable. Thankfully there are a bevvy of apps to help you take advantage of sunshine on a moment's notice.
Android Wear: Google's take on smart watchesGoogle announced it is releasing Android Wear, a smart-watch-specific operating system, for two new smart watches set to drop this summer: the Motorola Moto 360 and LG G Watch. Will it succeed outside Googleland?
Samsung designs a smart watch to replace smart phones: reportThe new Samsung smart watch would not need to be tethered to a tablet or smart phone, reports allege.聽
With 'Project Morpheus,' Sony steps into the world of virtual realitySony's 'Project Morpheus' headset, still in prototype form, would sync up with the PlayStation 4 console.聽
Microsoft Office is coming to iPadAccording to corroborated rumors, it looks like the Redmond-based company is expected to extend the Microsoft Office olive branch. A version of Microsoft Office for iPad is likely going to be announced at an event next week.
WhatsApp founder says privacy policy will not change in Facebook eraWhatsApp, which was recently acquired by Facebook, says its 'fundamental values and beliefs' will not be altered.聽
Gchat down: Major outage hits Google servicesHangouts and聽Google Sheets appear to be also affected by the problem.聽
In 2015, US will relinquish control of major Internet bodySee the Web address for this article? Currently, the US government regulates domains names through a contract with nonprofit regulator ICANN. Countries and Internet activists say this gives the US unfair control over the Web. Come September 2015, that will change.
FocusNet neutrality: Is the Internet about to change?The FCC has applied 'neutrality' to its oversight of the Internet: Everyone鈥檚 data reaches the same audience in the same way. But the Internet鈥檚 gatekeepers, such as Verizon and Comcast, have been trying to reshape the federal regulatory landscape.
Microsoft exec cops to 'confused' Xbox One launchMeanwhile, Xbox One sales are surging.聽
Target missed important warnings before security breach: reportThe Target computer hack may have been preventable, according to a new report.
After rough holidays, video game sales up in FebruaryIt looks as if all gamers needed was a little time to get caught up with the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One.
Apple's iOS 8 could ship with TextEdit and Preview, among other new appsLeaked screenshots show an iOS 8 that looks an awful lot like iOS 7.聽
Cost of Amazon Prime membership goes upWant that free two-day shipping, access to instant video, and the Kindle Library? Amazon Prime members are now going to have to pony up an extra $20 for access to Amazon's premium service.
IPhone 5S prices slashed at Walmart, BestBuyWalmart and BestBuy聽cut prices on the聽iPhone 5S. While shoppers mull over Apple's flagship phone, rumors swirls around the iPhone 6.
Flappy Bird may one day fly again, creator saysHas Flappy Bird had its feathers plucked for good? Not necessarily.聽
The ExplainerWhat is the Internet of Things?Tech companies are excited about the 'Internet of Things,' but what exactly does that mean?聽Just imagine your household appliances, Web-enabled and sharing info.- The ExplainerWhat is the Internet of Things?Tech companies are excited about the 'Internet of Things,' but what exactly does that mean?聽Just imagine your household appliances, Web-enabled and sharing info.
iPad apps: Note taking without paperThese iPhone and iPad apps help keep your ideas organized.
As Web turns 25, founder calls for Internet Bill of RightsAn online Magna Carta? That's what the World Wide Web inventor, Tim Berners-Lee, hopes to create as his creation turns 25.