Google weighs preferential treatment for encrypted websites By JR Bookwalter At least one Google engineer is pondering search ranking rewards for going encrypted.
Lenovo looks to be cooking a mid-range Android phone with the Midas touch By JR Bookwalter Lenovo hedges its bets with a budget handset that keeps some degree of chic.
Google's new stealth initiative will constantly check your phone for rogue Android apps By JR Bookwalter Google ratchets up Android security with constant on-device monitoring, alerting users to harm even after installation.
Google ties Heartbleed tourniquet to most key services By JR Bookwalter Rest assured: Google won't be bleeding your username and password all over the internet.
LG G Watch details sees battle with Samsung watches brewing By JR Bookwalter The Google OS-running LG G Watch will cost less than £180 and be available in the UK by July.
HP debuts new pair of eye-popping DreamColor displays By JR Bookwalter HP thins down this year's pro DreamColor displays, including the price.
F bomb: Rumored new Samsung Galaxy drops in leaked photos By JR Bookwalter Galaxy S5 buyers could wind up with pre-buyer's remorse after seeing these images.
Samsung Ativ Core tipped as firm's first Windows Phone 8.1 handset By JR Bookwalter Sammy has more Windows Phone on the way, this time of the 8.1 variety.
Google toiling away on gaggle of new Gmail features By JR Bookwalter Leaked screenshots reveal trio of new Android features coming to Gmail.
Apple eyes Japanese chipmaker buyout for better iPhone displays By JR Bookwalter Apple continues its tradition of stealth acquisitions, this time in Japan.
Rdio, Crackle, VUDU cast away with Chromecast support By JR Bookwalter A trio of additional streaming providers deliver support for Google's Chromecast.
Nvidia Shield to score PC game streaming, Android 4.4 next month By JR Bookwalter Nvidia Shield will soon be able to stream PC games no matter where you are.
HTC lets third-party apps in on the BlinkFeed action By JR Bookwalter HTC looks to a developer SDK to broaden Sense 6.0's horizons, starting with Foursquare and Fitbit.
Windows Phone 8.1 briefly teased on Microsoft's own website By JR Bookwalter Microsoft lets the OS out of the bag with a slip up on its own pages.
Three more Xperia handsets treated to Android 4.4 KitKat By JR Bookwalter The latest Android confectionary flavor sweeps across a trio of Xperia models.
Facebook 'DeepFace' software can match faces almost as well as humans By JR Bookwalter Research group harnesses 3D models to improve facial recognition accuracy. It's a little creepy.
Fresh iOS 8 leak takes aim at CarPlay, Notification and Game centers By JR Bookwalter iOS 7.1 who? The wave of iOS 8 rumors just keeps on coming.
The Avengers of virtual reality? Oculus, EA and more form new VR alliance By JR Bookwalter Virtual reality is about to gain superpowers thanks to a new industry alliance, launching next week at GDC 2014.
Web founder celebrates 25 years with call for internet bill of rights By JR Bookwalter The internet has given plenty to all, but now it's asking for a little something in return.
Google wants Android to be your wearable OS of choice By JR Bookwalter Not content to be king of smartphones, Google serves up SDK for wearables.
Microsoft goof lets anyone grab Windows 8.1 Update 1 By JR Bookwalter Windows 8.1 Update 1 slips away from Microsoft and into public view, though download at your own risk.
Apple's mobile iAds could soon explode onto the entire screen By JR Bookwalter Apple may be planning to put mobile ads right into the faces of iOS owners.
Acer giving Windows Phone the cold shoulder until more apps are available By JR Bookwalter When it comes to smartphones, Acer says 'Make mine Android.' For now.
Apple's SSL flaw-fixing OS X update is borking AirPlay By JR Bookwalter OS X 10.9.2 patched a critical SSL security flaw, but it's also broken AirPlay Mirroring for some Mac users.
BlackBerry is toying with making another PlayBook tablet By JR Bookwalter Waterloo is kicking around the idea of taking a second swing at tablets ... when it's good and ready to make one.