Kevin Oliver

The next iPhone, iPad and Mac software updates to focus on performance.

Apple's TV service looks to change the game by offering local programming, but may push its release back.

A document that Edward Snowden leaked shows the NSA's intention to infect phones with spyware.

A Verizon test engineer reveals that some new Motorola devices may have microSD storage and front-facing flash.

Google is rumored to unveil a new photo service at its annual developer conference, Google I/O.

Starbucks baristas will pick the tunes playing in your local shop. Just hope they take requests.

It's the third anniversary of Diablo III and Blizzard makes the celebration ... memorable.

The feds accelerate plans to require V2V communication in all new cars.

Verizon's website for its broadband internet service left millions vulnerable to attack for weeks after a coding error.

Walmart plans to introduce a shipping service at half of the price of Amazon Prime.

Pokemon is available inside Minecraft through the Pixelmon mod's full recreation of the classic game.

Apple and Fiat Chrysler executives meet, raising eyebrows on Apple's next move in the auto industry.

A few more intriguing details of Apple's forthcoming music service are revealed.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk has announced the reveal of the anticipated Model 3.

A new version of the classic Nokia phone game, Snake, is coming to smartphones everywhere.

Sharp is partnering with Roku to integrate its service and hardware into its TVs for simpler streaming.

Pro Skater 5 looks to capture to the magic of its earliest titles, while adding some interesting new features.

GOG is opening its DRM-free Steam competitor, GOG Galaxy, to beta testing for Mac and PC gamers.

New details reveal the iPad Pro's ace-in-the-hole may be its penchant for accepting mobile payments.

Apple is using its influence to push major record labels to limit the free music allowed on competing services like Spotify.

UPDATED Enjoy these amazing photos from Vanity Fair, taken on the set of Star Wars 7. And May the Fourth be with you.

The Justice Department announced on Friday the first step in a federal plan to get body cameras on 50,000 police officers in an effort to increase transparency.

Three business cards from Apple co-founder Steve Jobs are now in the midst of a modest bidding war.