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Asus revealed the pricing structure for its new duel-screened tablet/notebook hybrid device Tuesday.

Korean-based manufacturer says there's no plans to stop supplying Apple with LCD panels.

A research team uncovered 41 apps that leaked sensitive user data over unsecured networks.

Verizon's apparently getting the HTC DLX, rumored to have full 1080p HD display, a quad-core processor and other goodies.

A tipster looks to have picked up tab at a Florida Staples while the fate of the 8GB model appears gloomy.

The search giant may stop linking to French media sites if a new law passes that forces the company to pay for content it directs traffic to.

Start charging music, books, movies and video games from Google's media store to your phone bill sometime in the next few weeks.

Though Microsoft profits drop about $1 billion, its hopeful Windows 8 and the new Surface tablet will bolster revenue into the green.

As a deal for Japanese carrier SoftBank to acquire Sprint emerges, AT&T shares its concerns about a possible merger.

The PlayStation Store unveiled its new interface, but the fresh look has slowed the site down to a crawl.

In its latest money-making effort, Facebook opened a test program that lets devs advertise on the social network's mobile platform.

As the FTC supposedly contemplates charges against Google, Jared Polis calls such a move a mistake.

After delays, the digital wallet backed by AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon looks ready to start testing in Salt Lake City and Austin.

The U.S. defense secretary warns of possible attacks to American digital infrastructure and lays out how the government is preparing for cyberattacks.

Cisco may have fueled lawmakers' security concerns about China's leading telecom companies as they try to enter the US tech market

Verizon announced it will shut off its slower mobile communication technology, CDMA, giving users a decade to switch to LTE.

In a rare move, Microsoft is suing Google as it brings Motorola back to German courts to settle more patent disputes.

The online auctioneer will update it's style with a more photo-centric approach and roll out same-day shipping for San Francisco.

E-reader maker Kobo plans to buy the digital publishing company in order to add more media to its catalog.

Following in Apple's footsteps, HTC starts buying hardware from OmniVision, Sony and AU Optronics.

Apple customers have gotten notices their fifth-generation iPod touches have shipped, with the iPod nano not far behind.

The nano-SIM cards that allow unlocked versions of the iPhone 5 to be activated on the T-Mobile network, just started showing up.

More than 3,000 workers halted iPhone 5 production Friday as poor working conditions and high demand are causing tensions to boil over.

Though Apple Maps has taken a beating, a new rumor has its retail store employees assisting in inaccuracy fixes.

Google now lets users buy online articles permanently for $0.25 to $0.99 each.