Kensington introduced the KeyFolio Thin X3 keyboard for the iPad Air. The thin keyboard folio makes typing easier and charges your iPhone at the same time.
Otterbox showed off its Agility Series tablet cases, folios, docks, and more at CE Week 2014. The series allows you everywhere and use it in any position.
The U.S. Supreme Court ruled against Aereo in a 6-3 decision. The service, which streams local TV stations to devices over antennas, was declared illegal.
Google is set to unveil tons of new software at Google I/O, but it may also reveal an Android TV set-top box. The new TV box will focus on games and movies.
A new study says teens aren't fleeing Facebook in droves. In fact, they seem to be using the social network more, but Instagram and Snapchat are doing well.
OtterBox is known for its impenetrable Defender cases, but now it's added the new Resurgence Power Case, which holds an extra charge for your iPhone 5S.
Amazon launched the Fire Phone earlier this week and now the earliest impressions are coming in. Here are five things you need to know about the Fire Phone.
Nokia may not make smartphones anymore, but it's still working on cool projects. The company unveiled a home screen app for Android called the Z Launcher.
BlackBerry plans to launch yet another smartphone with a QWERTY keyboard. The Passport will feature a 4.5-inch square screen when it debuts in September.
Motorola challenged designers to create watch face designs for the Moto 360. Motorola chose the top 10 finalists, but it wants you to choose the winner.
Amazon has officially revealed the Fire Phone. The new device has a $650 price ($200 on contract), is exclusive to AT&T, and can do new things like scan real-world objects, give video support, and produce a 3D-like effect.
Samsung revealed the Galaxy S5 LTE-A for Korea. The LTE-A version has the same high-end specs of the rumored S5 Prime, but it still has a plastic back.
Amazon agreed to let BlackBerry users access to its Appstore. BlackBerry users can download any content from the Appstore, including apps, movies, and more.
Google named several new partners for "Glass at Work," including, Augmedix, a healthcare software company. Google hopes to prove that Glass is practical.
A new wearable called Spire tells you to take a deep breath when you need it. The gadget tracks respiration, body position, and the intensity of exercise.
Amazon's first smartphone will reportedly be an AT&T exclusive when it launches on June 18th. The phone is expected to have 3D effects and many sensors.
Google I/O 2014 is on its way, but we haven't heard much about Android 4.5 yet. How will the Quantum Paper design rules affect the next version of Android?
Microsoft says that Android infringes on a long list of patents, but has never produced the list. The Chinese government recently revealed all the patents.