Michael Rougeau

The P-series of (relatively) affordable 4K TVs Vizio debuted in January is now available.

AT&T has announced a pre-order and release date for the Timex IronMan smartwatch, equipped with data and GPS.

LG's two new handsets fall on the more affordable side of flagships like the G3.

The Nexus 6 sold out almost immediately, but Google says more stock will arrive on every Wednesday.

The Oculus Rift virtual reality headset has so far only launched for developers, but a consumer version is close. Very close.

Facebook spills the beans about government takedown and data requests - as much as it can, at least.

AT&T has revealed its release dates for two more phones: the Nokia Lumia 830 and the HTC One M8 for Windows.

Microsoft has introduced a Skype translation service that converts your speech into other languages in real time.

IN DEPTH Nintendo is taking a crack at the Skylanders and Disney Infinity market, but do their amiibo add much to the game?

The ultimate selfie phone and HTC's odd little Go Pro rival are coming to AT&T this week.

First Motorola unveiled its Turbo Charger, and now HTC has a new Rapid Charger. Is it compatible with your phone?

Google is allegedly working on something called Copresence that will let you transfer data between different platforms with ease.

Starz wants to compete with HBO, Netflix and others in the streaming subscription race.

Samsung's curved phablet and HTC's One M8 for Windows have been spotted on what looks like a leaked T-Mobile memo.

Google's new Nexus was delayed for almost a week before finally becoming available for pre-order, and now it's already sold out.

YouTube teased high frame-rate videos in September, and the feature has finally arrived on Google's video network.

Lenovo has announced a new and massive 13-inch tablet in its Yoga line, with an included keyboard cover and Windows 8.1.

Updated BlackBerry's Classic will launch just in time for the holidays, according to CEO John Chen.

Android 5.0 lets Google Play install carriers' bloatware for them, which means users might be able to delete that crap.

The BlackBerry Classic smartphone is a blast from the past, and the company wouldn't have it any other way.

Sapphire may not be the best material for smartphone displays, despite all the hype leading up to the new iPhones.

HP is stepping up its tablet game once again with two new business-focused Android tablets.

The FTC says 'unlimited' should mean unlimited, not unlimited up to a point.

The Droid Turbo is launching soon, and it's confirmed to be an absolute monster.

Retailers are giving Apple Pay the cold shoulder, and now Walmart and Apple have added their voices to the arguments.