Here is what happens when the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus go through the drop test. The first iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus units are making their way to the hands of their excited owners as Apple released its pair of new iPhones on Sept.
While most of the technology world is excited over Apple's iOS 8 release, Amazon quietly launches its updated Fire OS 4.
Amazon introduces six new devices, including a sub-$100 Fire HD tablet, three other slates, two kid-friendly devices and a new Kindle e-reader.
Apple has published a user guide for helping Android users switch over to iOS. Take that, Samsung and your troll ads.
As expected, Microsoft sends 2,100 more employees packing after its first round of 13,000 layoffs in July. Some 15,100 down, 2,900 more to go, says Nadella.
Good news for users who like Twitpic. The six-year-old photo sharing service on Twitter has been acquired, which means it’s not shutting down after all.
Oracle CEO Larry Ellison has stepped down from his position, but he is still in charge of pretty much everything in his own company.
Hordes of Apple fans in several countries around the world make long lines outside Apple stores as they wait for the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus to go on sale.
Apple pulls out apps running on its HealthKit platform just hours after iOS launch, blaming an unspecified bug on HealthKit for the pull-out.
Apple publishes a new web page detailing its security measures and educates users how to make their Apple device more secure.
A senate probe discovers Chinese hackers have infiltrated the networks of U.S. military contractors. The military had no idea about it.
'Parks and Recreation' actress Aubrey Plaza will be signing on to 'Grumpy Cat's Worst Christmas Ever' to lend her voice to the Internet feline sensation's first holiday movie.
Apple rolls out a new update for third-generation Apple TVs along with iOS 8 for the iPhone and iPad.
NVIDIA heeds calls for a tablet with bigger storage and introduces a new NVIDIA Shield with 32 GB of storage and 4G LTE.
Motorola is now accepting pre-orders for its second-generation Moto X. The highly anticipated smartphone is for users who want a pure Android experience.
Jewelers and watch industry followers believe the Apple Watch Edition made of 18-karat gold could be priced at $1,200. Others believe the price will go up to $10,000.
IBM unveils Watson Analytics, its own cloud-computing analytics tool that will simplify big data for business users.
Facebook is rumored to be working on another standalone app, which will allow users to choose who they can share their posts to.
Netropolitan’s $9,000 entrance fee to its “online country club” is a great way for the filthy rich to filter out the hoi polloi from their Internet experience.
A city in China has created the first special lane exclusive for pedestrians who can’t keep themselves from burying their faces into their cell phones.
It’s official. Microsoft is buying Minecraft maker Mojang for $2.5 billion. Is it goodbye Minecraft as we know it for the millions of fans?
A survey by Insure.com ranks Idaho as the place to find the rudest drivers in America. Washington D.C. and New York are second and third.
Think 4K is amazing? Well, get ready for 5K as VESA introduces a new standard to make 4K displays obsolete.
Apple has made history with iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus making 4 million pre-orders. Breaking records set by iPhone 5, which sold 2 million pre-orders in 2012.
Ferrari is getting ready to unveil a very rare supercar in honor of the North American Racing Team. Unfortunately for excited buyers, it’s already sold out.
Twitch is urging all users to disable links in its chat feature after an online security firm found Twitch malware used to hack gamers’ Steam accounts.
U.K. phone retailer Phones 4U collapses into administration after EE, which provides half of the company’s business, announced it is not renewing its contract with Phones 4U.
Wal-Mart is not taking Apple Pay payments and will roll out its own mobile payment system instead. Will CurrentC be enough to beat Apple Pay?
More than a thousand residents fled their homes in Northern California after wildfires broke out near Bass Lake and Alta Sierra.
The battle for washing machine supremacy continues between Samsung and LG. This time, Samsung says LG willfully damaged its $2,700 washing machines.