JR Bookwalter

Windows 8.1 Update 1 slips away from Microsoft and into public view, though download at your own risk.

Apple may be planning to put mobile ads right into the faces of iOS owners.

The Godzilla of Samsung Galaxy tablets finally shows up in US stores this weekend.

When it comes to smartphones, Acer says 'Make mine Android.' For now.

OS X 10.9.2 patched a critical SSL security flaw, but it's also broken AirPlay Mirroring for some Mac users.

Waterloo is kicking around the idea of taking a second swing at tablets ... when it's good and ready to make one.

The color Nook is coming back from the grave, and it's ready to party like it's 2012.

MWC 2014 AT&T continues reign as the only US carrier with overseas LTE roaming.

Owners of two Samsung handsets are the first to try out Sprint Wi-Fi Calling.

BlackBerry has a radical idea for a smartphone, but will it ever see release?

Huawei may have a large-screened handset codenamed 'Sophia' waiting in the wings for next week's conference.

Verizon is offering a number of perks to new and existing customers - just don't look for lower prices.

Apple and Samsung may face a new rivalry this year if both decide to ditch bezels and include on-screen fingerprint readers.

Huawei will join the smartwatch craze later this month, plus announce a new phone and tablets.

Facing competition from larger phones and cheap small tablets, Google and Asus are said to be eying an 8-inch Nexus.

Sony is shuttering its Reader Store in the US and Canada, though the migration to Kobo should be relatively painless.

Cut through the legal lingo and HTC needs to tinker with some of its handsets, though it is planning an appeal.

The new iPhone may run circles around previous Apple smartphone snappers if a new set of rumors are to be believed.

A Siri rival and notification center are rumored parts of WP8.1, and now Bluetooth Low Energy support looks to make the cut.

No-contract unlimited service gets a little bit cheaper on US Cellular.

The Google hammer appears to finally be falling on Samsung bloatware.

Owners of a handset from yesteryear are likely to see an updated flavor of Android soon.

LG lovers can finally flex their wallet in T-Mobile's direction to nab G Flex starting next month.

There's sapphire in Arizona, but Apple CEO Tim Cook won't say for what. Maybe an iRing?

T-Mobile gives rival carriers a break by taking aim at predatory bank fees.