Peter Jackson’s The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey arrives in theaters on Dec. 14 boasting a new film standard called High Frame Rate 3D. Here’s a look at what it is, and how it works.
Not a Rumor: T-Mobile Is Getting Apple ‘Products’
A press release gives vague — but official — information about a long-awaited partnership.
Fugitive Software Pioneer John McAfee Arrested in Guatemala, Faces Expulsion Back to Belize
Fugitive software pioneer John McAfee was arrested Wednesday by Guatemalan authorities who say they’ll seek to expel him from the country, according to multiple reports, after more than three weeks on the run from authorities in Belize who want to question him about the murder of his neighbor.
Casio G-Shock: The Smartwatch Craze’s Less-Crazy Cousin
Casio has come up with a more traditional and less ambitious answer to high-tech smartwatches.
Apple to Produce Line of Macs in the U.S. Next Year
Apple CEO Tim Cook says the company will produce one of its existing lines of Mac computers in the United States next year.
Nobody Should Be Surprised if Surface Sales Are Modest
A research firm has slashed its sales forecast for Microsoft’s tablet. It should never have been large.
Instagram Yanks Its Photos from Twitter Cards
If you use Twitter, and follow lots of people who post photos from Instagram, you may notice that those photos don’t look quite right.
“It's extremely curious that Apple has chosen to sue Google's partners and not Google itself.”
Edible iPhone 5 Case Only Costs $81
I just ripped the entire backside of my pants open while trying to frantically get my wallet out of my back pocket.
Want to Keep Your Teens (or Employees) from Texting Behind the Wheel?
You’ve probably heard of mobile phone jamming tech — blocking a cellphone from communicating with a signal tower, but have you heard about texting-blocking technology?
Amazon Launches Kindle Content Service for Kids
Amazon is launching a subscription service for children’s games, videos and books aimed at getting more kids to use its Kindle Fire tablet devices.
Netflix Outbids Pay TV for Rights to Disney Movies
Netflix’s video subscription service has trumped pay-TV channels and grabbed the rights to show Disney movies shortly after they finish their runs in theaters.