Skype is seeing some impressive growth, and now has reached the milestone of representing a third of all global calling. Can Skype continue to stay strong?
After nearly two years of waiting, HTC Thunderbolt users are catching a break. Verizon has pushed out its Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich update to everyone.
IDC has released its report on the state of the tablet market, and it's showing some surprising growth for some companies, as well as stagnation for others.
Localytics has released a report detailing the market share of Android tablets in the United States,and Amazon's Kindle Fire is enjoying an impressive lead.
T-Mobile’s new Chief Marketing Officer Mike Sievert tells us how the carrier plans to change the wireless market through its defiant “Uncarrier” philosophy.
Nokia has released schematics community members can use to print their very own cases, marking an exciting new era of developer relations for the company
You may have never heard of Kobo, but last year it sold millions of e-readers and it plans for yet another successful year of sales and performance on the horizon.
ASUS is launching a 150-dollar tablet for emerging markets and frugal customers everywhere, but is it worth the investment compared to other low-cost tablets?
Nokia's fourth-quarter earnings show a return to the black for the struggling company, thanks in large part to the success of its Windows Phone 8 devices.
Huawei is releasing tons of products at CES, and while a lot of attention is on its huge phones, the company has also released the smallest data card yet.
T-Mobile has announced a partnership with MLB for the coming years, and it looks like there's a pattern starting to emerge between carriers and pro sports teams
Asus' Transformer Book is thin and light enough to qualify for Ultrabook status, but sports a screen that breaks off and functions as a standalone tablet, making it a first of its kind.